Tradition
Jewish
Philosophy by Jewish thinkers who read scripture and rabbinic tradition alongside Greek philosophy, first in Arabic in the Islamic world and later in Hebrew in Christian Europe.
Periods
- Judaeo-Arabicc. 900 – 1204 CE
- Provence and Spain1204–1492
Schools
None yet.
Philosophers
- Philo of Alexandriafl. 10 BCE – 50 CE
- Isaac Israelic. 855 – c. 955 CE
- Saadia Gaon882–942 CE
- Solomon ibn Gabirolc. 1021 – c. 1057
- Judah Halevic. 1075 – 1141
- Abraham Ibn Daudc. 1110 – c. 1180
- Maimonides1138–1204
- Abraham Ibn Ezrafl. 1140–1170
- Samuel Ibn Tibbonc. 1165 – 1232
- Shem Tov Ibn Falaquerac. 1225 – c. 1295
- Isaac Albalagfl. 1250–1300
- Isaac Polqarfl. 1250–1350
- Abner of Burgosc. 1260 – 1347
- Joseph Ibn Kaspic. 1280 – 1345
- Gersonides1288–1344
- Hasdai Crescasc. 1340 – c. 1410
- Joseph Alboc. 1380 – c. 1444
- Elijah Delmedigoc. 1458 – c. 1493
- Judah Abrabanelc. 1465 – after 1521
- Moses Mendelssohn1729–1786
- Salomon Maimon1753–1800
- Hermann Cohen1842–1918
- Margarete Susman1872–1966
- Martin Buber1878–1965
- Franz Rosenzweig1886–1929
- Yeshayahu Leibowitz1903–1994
- Emmanuel Levinas1905–1995