Introduction / Aaron W. Hughes and James T. Robinson
1. Animal Fables and Medieval Jewish Philosophy / Kalman P. Bland, z'l
2. Biblical Commentaries as a Genre of Jewish Philosophical Writing / Raphael Dascalu
3. Commentaries on The Guide of the Perplexed: A Brief Literary History / Igor H. de Souza
4. Philosophical Commentary and Supercommentary: The Hebrew Aristotelean Commentaries of the Fourteenth through Sixteenth Centuries / Yehuda Halper
5. The Author's Haqdamah as a Literary Form in Jewish Thought / Steven Harvey
6. Does Judaism Make Sense? Early Medieval Kalām as Literature / Gyongyi Hegedus
7. Dialogues / Aaron W. Hughes
8. Poetry / Aaron W. Hughes
9. Poetic Summaries of Scientific and Philosophical Works / Maud Kozodoy
10. The Philosophical Epistle as a Genre of Medieval Jewish Philosophy / Charles Manekin
11. The Sermon in Late Medieval Jewish Thought as Method for Popularizing Philosophy / Chaim Meir Neria
12. Lexicons and Lexicography in Medieval Jewish Philosophy / James T. Robinson
13. Theological Summas in Late Medieval Jewish Philosophy / Shira Weiss
Index