European Judaism, Volume 30, No. 1, Spring 1997, Issue No. 58 - Volume 29, No. 2, Autumn 1998, Issue No. 61.
Published by European Judaism In Association with the Leo Baeck College - Centre for Jewish Education and Michael Goulston Educational Foundation 1997-1998, London, 1997
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Octavo, brown cloth with white lettering, 158, 158, 151, 156 pp. Articles in issue No. 58 are "Czeladz, Berlin and Whitechapel: the world of Avrom Nokhem Stenel," Heather Valencia, "The Writer and the Commissars," Sheila Shulman, "A Case Study in Assimilation and Identity: Osip Mandelstam," Deborah Myers-Weinstein, "I Love These Places," Yuli Daniel, "Two Poems," Slava Rabinovich, "The Road from Vitebsk: 1887-1907," Minoca Bohm-Duchen, "The Sculptorad the Painters: Two Russian-Jewish Artists," John D. Klier, "Jewish Participation in the Polish Struggle for Independence 1794-1918," Ludwik Finkelstein, "Polish-Jewish Relatonsn the New Poland," Wladyslaw Bartoszweski, "Jewish-Christian Relations in Poland: a Perosnal Reflection," Michael Signer, "A Polish Polish Jew," Stanislaw Krajewski, "A Seminar n Auschwitz-Birkenau: Some Personal Reflections," Robert Rozett, "Funer's Mission tothe FSU," Julia Greenberg, "Reform Judaism in the Czech Republic - Comeback or Innovation?" Katerina Novotna, "Juaism in Modern Hungary: The eample of Sim Shalom Community Budapest," Fred Morgan.Articles in issue No. 59 are In Honorem: Albert H. Friedlander (A Celebration of His 70th Birthday): "Interview with Albert H. Friedlander. Albert H. Friedlandr Profile: C and Partial Bibliography," Esther eidel, "Nadab and Abihu," Elie Wiesel, "Fellow Heirs and Partakers of the Promise," Bertold Klappen, "'Mystery and Comandment' in Leo Baeck and Dietrich Bonhoeffer," Andreas Pangritz, "Gershom Scholem: Between Exile and Redemption," Ekkehard W. Stegemann, "'God is Thy Rescue' as the Central Message of the Seder Ritual - The Midrash on Devarim 26 in ts Biblical Contexts," Walter Homolka, In Memriam: Ignaz Maybaum (A Commemoration of His 100th Birthday)," "Rabbi Dr. Ignaz Maybaum z"l (1897-1976)," Michael Leigh, "Ignaz Maybaum: An Appreciation," Albert H. Friedlander, "Post-Rabbinic Judaism," John D. Raynor, "Brer Gare: Rumniations on a Religious Argument," David Benatar, "Spinoza - Jewish Philosopher or Hereitc?" Tirzah ben Davd, "Abrahm Heschel's Concpt of God," Helen Michael, "Reconstructing God-Language: the Poetry of Nelly Sachs," Ursula Rudnick.Articles in issue No. 60: Judaism, Christanity, and Islam: Celebrating the 25th Anniversay of he J-C-M Student Conference, Bendorf, are "Editorial," Mangonet, "A Sense of he Sacred: Builing Bridges Between Islam and the West," HRH Chrles, Prince of Wales, "On Receiving the Leo Baeck College Interfaith Award," Crown Prince Hassan of Jordan, "Relgious Pluralism in Bosnia - Five Centuries of Conviencia, Five Years of Conflict," Ahmed Zilic, "War as a Challenge in Our Religious Traditions: A Jewish Response," Jeffrey Newman, "War as a Challenge in Our Religious Traditions: A Christian Response," Karen Armstrong, "War as a Challenge in Our Religious Traditions: A Muslim Response," A.N. Elas, "Tradition and Change: LIving the Qusions: Jewish Identity and a Vision of the Future," Deborah Myers-Weinsein, "Tradition and Change: Identity and Visions of the Future," Mohammad Gulbar, "Tradition and Change: The Difficulty of Living i the Present," Annegret Mollers, "National and Religious Identities in the Wolrd of Nation States," Michael Billig, "Religion as Critique of Nationalism," Keith Clements, "Islam and Communal Pluralism," Saad Eddin Ibrahim, "The 100th Anniversary Theodor Herzl Confernece," Albert H. Friedlander "Responding toTrauma and Loss in a Divided Land," Judith Elkan, "Israel at Fifty - A Perosnal Perspective," Irit Burkeman, "Documentation: 25 Years of Jewish-Christian-Muslim Student Conferences: Statemen of Shared Moral Commitment (Bosnia-Herzegovina) The Three Faiths Forum." Articles in issue No. 61 are "The New Jewish Europe: Challenges and Responsibilities," Diana Pinto, "The Teaching of Compassion," Awraham Soetendorp, "Russian Jews in Today's Germany: End of the Journey?" Masha Beleky & Jonathan Skolnick, "The Story of the Seven Gates: Visible Bodies, Invisible Bodies and Lost Souls," Incke van Mourik, ".…
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- European Judaism, Volume 30, No. 1, Spring 1997, Issue No. 58 - Volume 29, No. 2, Autumn 1998, Issue No. 61.
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- Magonet, Jonathan, edited by.
- Publisher
- European Judaism In Association with the Leo Baeck College - Centre for Jewish Education and Michael Goulston Educational Foundation 1997-1998, London
- Publication year
- 1997
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- Very Good
- Binding
- Hardbound
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