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elliot wolfson<\/b>\u00a0began a career of textual interpretation as a young boy studying talmud with his father. almost as early, the songs in his head began to translate into poems on the page, later finding expression as color on canvas. drawn particularly to esoteric traditions of mysticism and philosophy, he has repeatedly found himself not only working across media but also traversing established boundaries of religious and scholarly identities and disciplines.<\/span><\/p>\n

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studies on elliot wolfson’s oeuvre in light of philosophy and poetry<\/h2>\n

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on wings of moonlight: elliot r wolfson’s poetry in the path of rosenzweig and celan<\/a><\/h3>\n

By Barbara galli<\/h4>\n

on wings of moonlight<\/em> focuses on the poetic nature of wolfson’s works through an exploration of his poems. barbara galli argues that wolfson’s poems resonate with a kabbalistic worldview that is also reflected iin his scholarly work and personal life. \u00a0<\/p>\n

on wings of moonlight<\/em> – a phrase taken from one of the poems – illuminates the poetic and philosophic kinship between wolfson, franz rosenzweig, one of his influences since graduate school, and paul celan. \u00a0displaying a deep knowledge of the literary, philosophical, jewish, and feminist traditions informing wolfson’s academic work, galli argues that his prose cannot be fully appreciated without consideration of its poetic dimensions.<\/p>\n

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elliot r wolfson: poetic thinking<\/a><\/h3>\n

By Hava tirosh-samuelson<\/h4>\n

elliot r. wolfson, a scholar of jewish mysticism and philosophy, uses the textual sources of judaism to examine universal philosophical topics such as the function and processes of the imagination, the paradoxes of temporality, and the mystery of poetic language.<\/p>\n

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education<\/h3>\n

wolfson received bachelor and master of arts degrees from queens college of the city university of new york, where he pursued the study of philosophy, focusing especially on phenomenology, hermeneutics, and existentialism. he received master of arts and doctor of philosophy degrees from brandeis university, where he specialized in the study of the kabbalistic texts and traditions that have remained central to his scholarly work. he was the abraham lieberman professor of hebrew and judaic studies at new york university, where he taught from 1987 till early 2014. he currently holds the marsha and jay glazer endowed chair in jewish studies at university of california santa barbara.<\/span><\/p>\n

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academic membership<\/h3>\n

\u2022 association for jewish studies
(member of the program committee, 1994-2000)
\u2022 american academy of religion
(co-chair of the study of judaism section, 1992-98)
\u2022 medieval academy of america
\u2022 world union of jewish studies
\u2022 american society for the study of religion
\u2022 american academy of arts and sciences
\u2022 american academy of jewish research<\/p>\n

editorial responsibilities<\/h3>\n

\u2022 editor: journal of jewish thought and philosophy<\/em>
\u2022 editorial board: kabbalah: a journal for the study of jewish mystical texts<\/em>; jewish quarte<\/em>rly review<\/em>; brill series supplements to the journal of jewish thought and philosophy<\/em>; ekstasis: religious experience from antiquity to the middle ages<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

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academic awards & distinctions<\/h3>\n

\u2022 2017 senior fellow at the maimonides center for advanced studies, universit\u00e4t hamburg
\u2022 2013 elected as fellow of the american society for the study of religion
\u2022 2012\u20132013 fellow at the herbert d. katz center for advanced judaic studies,
university of pennsylvania.
\u2022 2012 winner of the american academy of religion\u2019s award for excellence in
the study of religion in the category of constructive and reflective
studies.
\u2022 2008-2009 visiting fellow at the institute for advanced studies, hebrew university, jerusalem. topic of seminar: the sociology of contemporary jewish mysticism in comparative perspective.
\u2022 2008 elected as fellow of the american academy of arts and sciences
\u2022 2007 visiting fellow at the humanities research institute, rice university
\u2022 2006 winner of the national jewish book award for excellence in scholarship
\u2022 1999-2000 visiting fellow at the institute for advanced studies, hebrew university,
jerusalem. topic of seminar: jewish and christian millennial speculation
in the middle ages
\u2022 1998 elected as fellow of the american academy of jewish research
\u2022 1996 visiting fellow at the institute for advanced study, princeton.
topic of seminar: messianism
\u2022 1995 selected to participate in the citizen ambassador program religion and
philosophy delegation to russia
winner of the american academy of religion\u2019s award for excellence in
the study of religion in the category of historical studies
winner of the national jewish book award for Excellence in Scholarship
\u2022 1989-90 fulbright fellowship, Hebrew university, jerusalem.
presidential fellowship for junior faculty, new york university
\u2022 1986-87 andrew w. mellon teaching-research fellowship in the humanities. cornell university<\/p>\n

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books<\/h3>\n

\u2022 heidegger and the kabbalah: hidden gnosis and the path of poiesis<\/em>.<\/a> bloomington: indiana university press, 2017.
\u2022 elliot r. wolfson: poetic thinking. library of contemporary jewish Philosophers<\/a>.<\/em> edited hava tirosh-samuelson and aaron w. hughes. leiden: brill, 2015.
\u2022 giving beyond the gift: apophasis and overcoming theomania<\/a><\/em>. new york: fordham university press, 2014.
\u2022 a dream interpreted within a dream: oneiropoiesis and the prism of imagination<\/a><\/em>.<\/a> new york: zone books, 2011.
winner of the american academy of religion\u2019s award for excellence in the
study of religion in the category of constructive and reflective studies, 2012.
\u2022 open secret: postmessianic messianism and the mystical revision of menahem mendel schneerson.<\/a><\/em> new york: columbia university press, 2009.
\u2022 footdreams and treetales: 92 poems<\/a><\/em>. new york: fordham university press, 2007.
\u2022 luminal darkness: imaginal gleanings from zoharic literature<\/a><\/em>.<\/a> london:
oneworld publications, 2007.
\u2022 alef, mem, tau: kabbalistic musings on time, truth, and death<\/a><\/em>.<\/a> berkeley: university of california press, 2006.
\u2022 venturing beyond\u2014law and morality in kabbalistic mysticism<\/a><\/em>. oxford: oxford
university press, 2006.
\u2022 language, eros, being: kabbalistic hermeneutics and poetic imagination<\/a><\/em>.
new york: fordham university press, 2005.
winner of the national jewish book award for excellence in scholarship, 2006.
\u2022 pathwings: poetic-philosophic reflections on the hermeneutics of time and language<\/a><\/em>. station hill\/barrytown press, 2004.
\u2022 sprache, eros, dasein: kabbalistische hermeneutik und poetische einbildungskraft,<\/a><\/em> translated by d. westerkamp. berlin: philo verlagsgesellschaft mbh, 2002.
\u2022 abraham abulafia\u2014kabbalist and prophet: hermeneutics, theosophy, and theurgy.<\/a><\/em>\u00a0los angeles: cherub press, 2000.
\u2022 abraham aboulafia\u2014cabaliste et proph\u00e8te: herm\u00e9neutique, th\u00e9osophie, et th\u00e9urgie<\/a><\/em>,<\/a> translated by j.-f. sen\u00e9. paris: \u00e9<\/em>ditions de l\u2019\u00e9clat, 1999.
\u2022 along the path: studies in kabbalistic myth, symbolism, and hermeneutics<\/a><\/em>.<\/a> albany: state university of new york press, 1995.
\u2022 circle in the square: studies in the use of gender in kabbalistic symbolism<\/a>.<\/em> Albany: State University of New York Press, 1995.
\u2022 through a speculum that shines: vision and imagination in medieval jewish mysticism<\/a><\/em>. princeton: princeton university press, 1994.
winner of the american academy of religion\u2019s award for excellence in the
study of religion in the category of historical studies, 1995
winner of the national jewish book award for excellence in scholarship, 1995.
\u2022 the book of the pomegranate: moses de le\u00f3n\u2019s sefer ha-rimmon<\/a><\/em>. brown judaic series 144. atlanta: scholars press, 1988.<\/p>\n

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