2 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Austrian-Israeli philosopher who developed dialogical philosophy — centered on the I-Thou relation as the primary human reality — and introduced Hasidic spirituality to Western readers.
Solomon ibn Gabirol (c. 1021-1058) was an Andalusian Jewish philosopher and poet who wrote Fons Vitae (The Fountain of Life) in Arabic, a Neoplatonic philosophical work so universal in its approach that it was translated into Latin and widely read by medieval Christian scholastics who believed the author was a Christian or Arab. His Hebrew poetry is considered among the finest in the Jewish literary tradition.