Spirituality and Jewish Ceremonial Art

IF 0.1 3区艺术学 0 ART

Artibus et Historiae Pub Date : 2003-01-01 DOI:10.2307/1483736

V. Mann

引用次数: 3

Abstract

Maimonides (1138-1204) was the earliest medieval rabbi to raise the question of the appropriateness of art in a liturgical space, whether a synagogue or a home. His concern was that art might interfere with the attainment of spirituality during prayer (kavanah in Hebrew). Maimonides' discussion was cited by other rabbis asked t rule on the question of art. Their responsa allow an understanding of the types of art found medieval synagogues, and the conflicting attitudes of rabbis to their presence, some believing that art enhanced spirituality and others viewing it as a distraction.

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灵性与犹太仪式艺术

迈蒙尼德(1138-1204)是最早提出艺术在礼拜场所(无论是犹太教堂还是家庭)是否合适的问题的中世纪拉比。他担心的是，艺术可能会干扰祈祷期间(希伯来语kavanah)灵性的实现。迈蒙尼德的讨论被其他拉比引用，被要求对艺术问题作出裁决。他们的回答让我们了解了中世纪犹太教堂中发现的艺术类型，以及拉比们对他们的存在的矛盾态度，一些人认为艺术可以增强精神，而另一些人则认为它是一种分心。

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