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A Dialogic Theology of Migration: Martin Buber and Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy by Maor, Zohar

“…Martin Buber (1878–1965) and Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy (1888–1973) were influential theologians and intellectuals known for their heterodox theologies and for…”
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Kohn’s Buber, Buber’s Kohn: Hans Kohn's Biography of Martin Buber Revisited by Maor, Zohar

“…Abstract Hans Kohn’s 1930 biography Martin Buber: His Work and His Time was the only intellectual portrait of which Buber approved. This essay demonstrates…”
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An Ambivalent Turn: The Changing Image of the Talmud among Twentieth-Century German-Jewish Intellectuals by Maor, Zohar

“…Abstract This essay explores the attitudes of five prominent German-speaking intellectuals, active in the early twentieth century, to the Talmud: Martin Buber,…”
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Secularization in Modern Jewish Thought by Zohar Maor, Ori Werdiger

“…This article discusses the main challenges that secularization presented to Judaism and to Jewish thought, and maps the key strategies and central thinkers who…”
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Hans Kohn: the idea of secularized nationalism by Maor, Zohar

“…More than seventy years after its publication, Hans Kohn's 1944 The Idea of Nationalism is still regarded as a ground‐breaking contribution to the study of…”
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SCHOLEM AND ROSENZWEIG: REDEMPTION AND (ANTI-)ZIONISM by Maor, Zohar

“…The encounter between Franz Rosenzweig and Gershom-Gerhard Scholem was neither profound nor particularly consequential. While Rosenzweig appreciated Scholem's…”
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Max Brod and the Spell of Violence by Maor, Zohar

“…In writer, poet, thinker, and politician Max Brod's turbulent life, violence was a burning existential question. This paper follows Brod's confrontation with…”
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Reconciling the Opposites: Max Brod and Nationalism in Prague by Maor, Zohar

“…While twentieth-century scholarship viewed 1900–1938 Prague as a hotbed of national conflict between Czechs, Germans, and Jews, contemporary research…”
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Moderation from Right to Left: The Hidden Roots of Brit Shalom by Maor, Zohar

“…Hans Kohn, Hugo Bergmann, and Gershom Scholem were among the leaders of Brit Shalom, a small but intriguing Zionist faction that advocated binationalism. This…”
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Hans Kohn and the Dialectics of Colonialism: Insights on Nationalism and Colonialism from Within by Maor, Zohar

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Two "New Secret Doctrines" / שתי תורות סוד חדשות by מאור, זוהר, Maor, Zohar

“…In this article I wish to examine the essence of modern expressions of the Kabbalah. Gershom Scholem had doubted in one of his renowned articles if such a…”
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Identity and Confusion: Another Look at the Whirlpool of Identities in Prague / טשטוש והכרעה: עוד על מערבולת הזהויות בפראג by מאור, זוהר, Maor, Zohar

“…This article reiterates the thesis that German identity enjoyed exceptional appeal for central-European Jews. Such reiteration is needed on account of Dimitry…”
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Identity and confusion : Another look at the whirlpool of identities in Prague by MAOR, Zohar

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Tatjana Lichtenstein. Zionists in Interwar Czechoslovakia: Minority Nationalism and the Politics of Belonging by Maor, Zohar

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Zionists in Interwar Czechoslovakia: Minority Nationalism and the Politics of Belonging. (The Modern Jewish Experience.) by Maor, Zohar

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Deutscher, Jude, Europäer im 20. Jahrhundert: Arnold Zweig und das Judentum by מאור, זוהר, Maor, Zohar

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