Friedberg Genizah WorkShop Toronto 2017
day 1
session #1: Aristotelian, Greco-Arab and Islamic Moral Theories: A Comparative
Study of Jewish Medieval Tort Theory
session #2: Muātazilite Underpinnings of an 11th Century Qaraite Legal Treatise
session #3: Contradictory Evidence as a Legal and a Philosophical Problem
Public lecture by Dr Ben Outhwaite (University of Cambridge) The Cairo Genizah: the Greatest Medieval Archive?
day 2
session #1: The Nature of Language in Maimonides' Writings: Philosophy and Jurisprudence
session #2: On the Self-Sufficiency of the Divine Law
session #3: The Interplay of Theological and Legal Canonization in the Geonic, Islamic, and Zoroastrian Traditions
session #4: Theological Concept in Judaeo-Arabic Judicial Works
day 3
session #1: Legal-Theological Revolutions: On the Relationship between Changes in the Perception of God and Developments of the Legal System
session #2: The Imagination and Fantasy: The Style in Which Maimonides Opposes the Breaking of Theological Principles
session #3:
Concluding panel discussion Hosted by Zvi Stampfer Albert D. Friedberg and James A. Diamond
Mini workshop: Two Sessions on 'Friedberg Genizah Project' for scholars and students