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'''Posek''' ([[lingua ebraica|ebraico]] פוסק, {{IPA2|po·ˈseq}}, pl. '''Poskim''', פוסקים) è un termine della [[Halakha]] (legge ebraica) reso come "decisore" — uno studioso giuridico che interpreta e decide l'[[Halakha]] in casi di legge ove passate autorità sono state inconclusive.
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▲The decision of a posek is known as a '''''psak din''''' or '''''psak halakha''''' ("ruling of law"; pl. ''piskei din'', ''piskei halakha'') or simply a "psak". In Hebrew, פסק is the [[Root (linguistics)|root]] implying to "stop" or "cease"—the posek brings the process of legal debate to finality. ''Piskei din'' are generally recorded in the [[responsa]] literature.
==Formulating a ruling (psak din)==▼
Nel formulare una decisione, il posek basa il ''psak din'' su un'attenta analisi della rispettiva dottrina giuridica che sottostà ai principi legali religiosi, incluso un minuzioso studio dell'''applicazione'' di tali principi. Il Posek è quindi un profondo esperto di letteratura rabbinica ed è anche un maestro [[Talmud]]ista.
The analysis of the legal principles will entail:
#an initial study of the relevant [[Talmud]]ic ''[[Gemara#The Sugya|Sugyas]]'' with commentaries;
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The ruling itself—effectively an ''application'' of these principles—will also be [[consistent]] with all relevant [[legal precedent]]s as recorded in the [[responsa]] literature, and with all relevant [[Halakha#Codes of Jewish law|codified law]] with an emphasis on the [[Shulkhan Arukh]].
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===Orthodox Judaism===
In [[Orthodox Judaism]] poskim will not overrule a specific law, unless based on an earlier authority: a posek will generally extend a law to new situations, but will not ''change'' the Halakhah; see [[Orthodox Judaism#Beliefs about Jewish law and tradition|further]] under [[Orthodox Judaism]]. (Thus for example, some Halakhic rulings related to electricity when it was new, were derived from rulings concerning another form of human-managed energy, "fire", but that view was subsequently modified as the nature of electricity was clarified when used as an [[electrical circuit]].)
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Poskim play an integral role in [[Haredi Judaism]] and [[Orthodox Judaism]]. Particularly in the Haredi world, each community will regard one of its ''poskim'' as its ''Posek HaDor'' ("Posek of the present Generation"). For [[Lithuanian Jews|Lithuanian]]-style [[Haredi Judaism|Haredi]] world it is probably Rabbi [[Yosef Shalom Eliashiv]]. For the [[Sephardi Jews]] it is probably Rabbi [[Ovadia Yosef]]. [[Hasidic Judaism|Hasidic Jews]] rely on their own [[Rebbe]]s or leading posek recommended by their Rebbes. [[Modern Orthodox Judaism|Modern Orthodox]] Jews may select a posek on a more individual rather than a communal basis, although customs vary.
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===Ebraismo Riformato e Ricostruzionista===
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==Lista di poskim ortodossi e
==='''Poskim''' non più viventi===
*[[Yehezkel Abramsky]] (1886–1976)
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*[[Chaim Kreiswirth]] (1918–2001)
*[[Yechezkel Landau]] (1713–1793, ''Noda bi-Yehudah'')
*[[Shneur Zalman
*[[Ephraim Oshry]] (1914–2003)
*[[Chanoch Dov Padwa]] (1908–2000, ''Cheishev Ho'ephod'')
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*[[Meir Brandsdorfer]] (''Kaneh Bosem'')
*[[Dovid Cohen]]
*[[Simcha Bunim Cohen]],
*[[Mordechai Eliyahu]]
*[[Yosef Shalom Eliashiv]] (
*[[Dovid Feinstein]], rosh [[yeshiva]]
*[[Fishel Herskowitz]]
*[[Menashe Klein]], (Menashe Hakoton, Ungvar Rebbe)
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*[[Chaim Pinchas Sheinberg]]
*[[Osher Weiss]] (Minchas Osher)
*[[Moshe Lando]] (
*[[Mordechai Willig]], [[rosh yeshiva]] at [[Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary|RIETS]]
*[[Shmuel Wosner]] (''Shevet HaLevi'')
*[[Ovadia Yosef]] (
==Voci correlate==
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*[[Talmud]]
*[[Torah]]
*[[Tanya (libro)|Tanya]]
*[[Chassidismo]]
*[[Chabad-Lubavitch]]
*[[Giurista]]
==Riferimenti e Fonti==
* [[N. S. Hecht]] ''et al.'', ''An Introduction to the History and Sources of Jewish Law'', [[Oxford]] University Press {{en}}.
* [[Louis Jacobs]], ''A Tree of Life: Diversity, Creativity, and Flexibility in Jewish Law'',
* [[Mendell Lewittes]], ''Jewish Law: An Introduction'', [[Jason Aronson]] Inc., [[1994]] {{en}}.
* [http://www.nishmat.net/article.php?id=180&heading=0 Authority and Autonomy in Pesikat HaHalacha], ''nishmat.net'' {{en}}.
* [http://www.aish.com/societyWork/sciencenature/Why_Jewish_Medical_Ethics.asp An introduction to the system of Jewish Law], aish.com {{en}}.
* [http://library.law.miami.edu/jewishlaw/jewishguide.html Jewish Law Research Guide], [[University of Miami]] Law Library {{en}}.
* [http://www.jlaw.com/ Jewish Law: Examining Halacha, Jewish Issues and Secular Law (
* [http://www.askmoses.com AskMoses.com], ''Live Answers (Risposte attuali)'' {{en}}.
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