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Michah Gottlieb

Michah Gottlieb

Assistant Professor of Hebrew and Judaic Studies
Ph.D. in Philosophy from Indiana University (2003); M.A. in Hebrew and Judaic Studies, New York University (1997); B.A., Philosophy, McGill University (1995)

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Areas of Research/Interest: Faith versus reason in the medieval and modern periods, the relationship between the German and Jewish Enlightenments, philosophical approaches to Biblical interpretation

Fellowships/Honors: Yad Hanadiv Fellowship

Select Publications:

"Moses Mendelssohn's Metaphysical Defense of Religious Pluralism" in the Journal of Religion

"What is Spinoza's Method of Biblical Interpretation and What is its Purpose?" in Jewish Studies Quarterly

"Between Mysticism and Philosophy" for the forthcoming Cambridge History of Jewish Philosophy