La Torah: una lectura desde la complejidad

Abstract

The Torah is one of the foundational texts of western idiosyncrasy and for Judaism she is the actual directive at any level of existence, both human and cosmic. Complex thought can provide a sense, particularly rich, for biblical exegesis and can inspire any sort of reality-oriented thought, even cabalistic thought. In the philosophical realm, the epistemological constructions of Spinoza (Ethics) and Rosenzweig (The Star of Redemption) are but two masterly examples of the influence exerted by the complex structure of the Torah. The word is only a beginning.