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ERZÄHLUNG / POLEN / JUDENTUM Singer, Isaac Bashevis: Reaches of Heaven - A Story of the Baal Shem Tov - illustrated with twenty-three etchings by IRA MOSKOWITZ, Farrar - Straus - Giroux / New York, s.a.
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26 x 18 cm, 95 Seiten, Leinen mit Rückenbeschriftung und Schutzumschlag,
Emden, Jacob) Cohen, Mortimer J. JACOB EMDEN: A MAN OF CONTROVERSY. Philadelphia: Dropsie College. 1937
Cloth. 8vo. 336 pages. First edition. SUBJECT (S) : Emden, Jacob, 1697-1776. Emden (1697-1776) was a "rabbi, halakhic authority, kabbalist, and anti-Shabbatean polemicist [and] was regarded as one of the outstanding scholars of his generation. " "He inherited his father's interest in secular studies, his dissociation from the Ashkenazi method of study (pilpul) and customs, his stormy, independent, and uncompromising character, and his devotion to the campaign against the Shabbateans and their sympathizers. In addition, he possessed a fine literary talent, a critical tendency and a knowledge unusual for his age of general non-halakhic Jewish literature. He was also familiar with sciences and languages (German, Dutch, Latin) . Despite his distinguished descent and his remarkable talmudic attainments, Emden occupied no official position, with the exception of a few years as rabbi of Emden (in Germany, 1728-1733) . This made it possible for him to be exceptionally critical toward the society and the tradition of his time. He was more on guard about anything that he considered hillul ha-Shem (bringing the name of the Jew into disrepute) than for the good name of the rabbinate and of the community. He made extensive use of the private printing press he founded in Altona to disseminate his views. As a result, because of his views on a number of issues, both personal and communal, he became a figure of contention. "(Samet, EJ) Ex library with number on spine and front end paper, bookplate, and an unobtrusive blank pocket on the rear pastedown. Otherwise very good condition. (RAB-14-4)
FINE [Paperback] by Shem, Samuel Md, ISBN: 0440125103
mass paperback. Dell 1st ppbk ed/1st prntg, Sep 1986. read once. normal reading/shelf/age wear. not a remainder.
Eisenstadt, Benzion (1873-1951). BI-LESHONI MILAH : ...NE'UMIM. BILSHONI MILAH, TWENTY FOUR SERMONS.
St. Louis : Moineshter Press, 1934. 1st Edition. Paper Wrappers, 8vo, 39 pages. 24 cm. In Hebrew with English Cover/Title Page. SUBJECT(S): Jewish sermons, American. Eisenstadt was an American Hebraist, rabbi, and scholar. Eisenstadt was born in Kletsk, Belorussia. In his youth he was attracted to modern Hebrew literature and while in his teens corresponded with Jewish scholars, such as Slonimski and Buber. While still in Russia he published Zioni (Warsaw, 1895; Parts 2-4, Vilna 1899-1902), a biographical dictionary of contemporary rabbis and scholars, and Rabbanei Minsk va-Hakhameha, on the rabbis and scholars of Minsk (Vilna, 1899), as well as Ve-Zot li-Yehudah (1901), annotations on Noda bi-Yehudah, the responsa of Ezekiel Landau. In 1903 he emigrated to the U.S. where, in addition to talmudic works, he continued to publish biographical works on well-known rabbis, scholars and communal leaders. They include Hakhmei Yisrael be-Amerikah (with photographs, 1903), Dorot ha-Aharonim (2 vols., 1913, 1917), Anshei ha-Shem Be-Arzot ha-Brit (1933) and, posthumously Benei Hiyyon (1952)" (EJ). OCLC lists 4 institutions with copies (Harvard, LOC, NYPL, Penn). Light wear to covers, internally Very Good+ Condition. Nice Copy.