| Sumario: | David Banon's 'Entrelazado: La Letra y el Sentido en la Exégesis Judía' explores the intricate nature of Jewish exegesis, particularly the Midrash, and its relevance in contemporary discourse. The book delves into the dynamic relationship between text and reader, emphasizing the dialogic nature of Jewish interpretation. Banon examines the historical and philosophical contexts of Jewish thought, highlighting its influence on Western civilization and the necessity of acknowledging its unique contributions beyond Greek philosophy. The work aims to rejuvenate understanding of biblical texts by advocating for a return to their Hebraic roots. This scholarly work is intended for readers interested in Jewish philosophy, religious studies, and hermeneutics.
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