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... indifferent to the individual . The West , with its genius for analysis , detailed
research , respect for the individual in a democratic state , but also with a
tendency to carry to extremes this analytic penchant , evolved toward the
disintegration ...
... indifferent to the individual . The West , with its genius for analysis , detailed
research , respect for the individual in a democratic state , but also with a
tendency to carry to extremes this analytic penchant , evolved toward the
disintegration ...
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The return to nature that he preached means also the restoration of freedom ,
which is the natural state of individuals and nations . Rousseau foresaw that in a
climate of freedom , through the emancipation of the Jews , not only as
individuals ...
The return to nature that he preached means also the restoration of freedom ,
which is the natural state of individuals and nations . Rousseau foresaw that in a
climate of freedom , through the emancipation of the Jews , not only as
individuals ...
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Its significance was much vaster : the right and worth of the individual , his
preservation against the anonymous juggernaut of the state . “ Respect for
human values , austere stake of Western civilization , whether filled with Christian
humanism ...
Its significance was much vaster : the right and worth of the individual , his
preservation against the anonymous juggernaut of the state . “ Respect for
human values , austere stake of Western civilization , whether filled with Christian
humanism ...
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Foreword by Arnold Reymond Member of the Institut de France Preface | 15 |
Introduction Jewish Mediation through the Ages | 21 |
JudeoArabic Thought in the History of Philosophy | 34 |
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The Road Back: A Discovery of Judaism Without Embellishments Mayer Schiller Vista de fragmentos - 1978 |