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Kabbalistic approaches to the sciences and humanities
The concepts and structures of Jewish Kabbalah have been used by a small number of followers in the contemporary world to open systematic comparative dialogue, and cross-fertilization, with the modern secular disciplines of the Sciences and Humanities. This has been an uncommon phenomenon, since it requires wide internal understanding of both traditionalist Kabbalah and modern secular thought, and for social reasons Jewish modernity has seen isolation and entrenchment between the two. Among the first to express unity was Abraham Isaac Kook (1865–1935), innovative mystical thinker and first Chief Rabbi of Mandate Palestine. However, his consideration was intuitive, and a component of his wider theological approach. In the contemporary world, systematic investigations in the issue have been carried out through the different approaches of Yitzchak Ginsburgh (traditionalist-Sciences) and Sanford Drob (universalist-Humanities). The recent flourishing of historian Jewish mysticism studies in academia, while not a part of the issue, has opened up and offered new perspectives on Kabbalah for wide dissemination, influencing the Neo-Kabbalistic-universalist approach of Drob, as well as bridging the former schism between Non-Orthodox Judaism and Kabbalah.
==Kabbalistic views==
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