Maimonides and the Habitus Concept

Journal of the American Oriental Society 137 (3):537 (2021)
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Abstract

A major trend that characterized the naturalization of the Aristotelian habitus concept in the medieval Islamic world was its application to religious discourses. This trend was not limited to the works of Muslim thinkers. The present communication focuses on the ways in which Maimonides used the concept, naturalizing it in the religious Jewish system.

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