First Principles of Systemic Analysis: The Case of Judaism Within the History of Religion

University Press of Amer (1987)
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Abstract

Jacob Neusner, a leading scholar of Judaism, offers a provocative statement on methodology in this history of religion. Neusner offers initial generalizations, or 'first principles, ' seen as the histories of four periods of Judaism. Co-published with Studies in Judaism. Co-published with Studies in Judaism.

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