Add to ORKGTranslator's note signed: Henrietta Szold. CONTENTS.- In Italy. Moses Hayyim Luzzatto.- In Germany. The Meassefim.- In Poland and Austria. The Galician school.- In Lithuania. Humanism in Russia.- The romantic movement. Abraham Mapu.- The emancipation movement. The realists.- The conflict with Rabbinism. Judah Leon Gordon.- Reformers and conservatives. The two extremes.- The national progressive movement. Perez Smolenskin.- The contributors to Ha-Shahar.- The novels of Smolenskin.- Contemporaneous literature.- Conclusion.Includes index.Translator's note signed: Henrietta Szold.Includes bibliographical references.In Italy. Moses Hayyim Luzzatto.--In Germany. The Meassefim.--In Poland and Austria. The Galician school.--In Lithuania. Humanism i...
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As part of my study on the Hame\u27asef index, entitled Sha\u27ar Lahaskalah: An Annotated Index to ...
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This dissertation explores the history of the translation of world literature into Yiddish through a...
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