| Lament and the shattered expression of mourning : Gershom Scholem and Walter Benjamin
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2014 |
Schwebel, Paula |
| Lament and pure language : Scholem, Benjamin and Kant
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2014 |
Ferber, Ilit |
| Words and corpses : Celan's "Tenebrae" between Gadamer and Scholem
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2014 |
Lipszyc, Adam |
| Spinoza, Maimonides and the politics of prophecy
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2014 |
Sacks, Elias |
| "On lament and lamentation" : Gershom Scholem (1917-1918)
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2014 |
Barouch, Lina |
| The erasure and endurance of lament : Gershom Scholem's early critique of Zionism and its language
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2014 |
Barouch, Lina |
| The immersion of Baallei Qerain
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2012 |
Ḳiperṿaser, Reuven |
| The Hebrew Bible as weapon of faith in late medieval Iberia : irony, satire, and scriptural allusion in Profiat Duran's "Al Tehi ka-Avotekha"
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2011 |
Kozodoy, Maud |
| The black death in Hebrew literature : Abraham Ben Solomon Hen's Tractatulus de pestilentia
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2011 |
Bos, Gerrit |
| Jewish Prague, Christian Prague, and the castle in the city's "Golden Age"
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2011 |
Kieval, Hillel J. |
| From lofty caliphs to uncivilized "orientals" : images of the Muslim in Medieval Jewish travel literature
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2011 |
Jacobs, Martin |
| Sadducees and karaites : the rhetoric of Jewish sectarianism
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2011 |
Greenspahn, Frederick E. |
| Person, family and community : the individual and the collective in Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch's biblical commentary
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2011 |
Chertok, Ted |
| The fragmented self : individualism in Yiddish introspectivism
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2011 |
Ponichtera, Sarah |
| Triumph and disaster of assimilation : the painter Max Liebermann
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2008 |
Paret, Peter |
| Between two worlds : Martin Buber's "the how and why of our Bible translation"
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2007 |
Rosenwald, Lawrence |
| Arnold Goldberg's Bible translation
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2007 |
Schäfer, Peter |
| Jewish Nietzscheanism: Walter Kaufmann's critique of christianity
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2007 |
Pickus, David |
| Franz Rosenzweig on translation and exile
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2007 |
Batnitzky, Leora |
| Translating cultures and texts in Reform Judaism : the Philippsohn Bible
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2007 |
Herrmann, Klaus |
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