Rereading Durkheim in light of Jewish law: how a traditional rabbinic thought-model shapes his scholarship

https://t.co/amWuVtRv5A

This article has been a labor of love for many years. It's neat to share this stage of my research journey--which started with "Embodied Theodicy" (https://t.co/VHOdA2gqK4) & "Rereading Durkehim" (https://t.co/oIxQIKjXL9) & continued to the reforma

The literature on Durkheim and Judaism is, bar one or two notable exceptions, not especially accomplished. Therefore, I was delighted to read this excellent piece by Taylor Winfield on how rabbinic thought potentially shaped his sociology. https://t.co/7NR

@profsamperry I consider this in my article "Rereading Durkheim" (https://t.co/oIxQIKByCH) and more explicitly in "Uncovering the Origins" (https://t.co/xKMsR6Lz5x the appendix shares my 'thought-model" too)