Professor Ephraim Meir
Prof. Ephraim Meir is Professor emeritus of modern Jewish Philosophy at Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel. He has held the Levinas Guest Professorship at the University of Hamburg (2009-2017) and research fellowships at the Center of Theological Inquiry (Princeton) and the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study. He is former President of the International Rosenzweig Society.
His books include Levinas's Jewish Thought Between Jerusalem and Athens (2008), Between Heschel and Buber. A Comparative Study (with A. Even-Chen 2012), Interreligious Theology. Its Value and Mooring in Modern Jewish Philosophy (2015; German version 2016; Hebrew version 2022), Old-New Jewish Humanism (2018), Faith in the Pural (2019),The Marvel of Relatedness (2021), and Gandhi and Jewish Philosophers. Trans-different Encounters (2024).
_edited.jpg)
Fellows of the Institute of Advanced Studies Stellenbosch 2022.
With Prof. Wolfram Weisse
With Professors Massimo Giuliani, Christian Wiese and Gian Paolo Cammarota
With Prof. Paul Franks
At the Rosenzweig Congress in Jerusalem
Speech on Eveline's 85th birthday
Presidential address Rosenzweig Congress
Princeton, Center for Theological Inquiry, 2018
With Prof. Christian Wiese..