Jews in the Modern World, Band 1Jacob Freid Twayne Publishers, 1962 |
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... minority groups . If , in retro- spect , he claims that religion had an unfavorable , neutral , or mixed effect on him , his prejudice scores tend to be higher . In short , tolerance may grow from certain types of religious training ...
... minority groups . If , in retro- spect , he claims that religion had an unfavorable , neutral , or mixed effect on him , his prejudice scores tend to be higher . In short , tolerance may grow from certain types of religious training ...
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... minority groups develop sym- pathy for other persecuted minorities as a result of persecution and discrimination that they themselves have suffered . Our data concerning the feelings of our Jewish subjects toward Negroes Jews and ...
... minority groups develop sym- pathy for other persecuted minorities as a result of persecution and discrimination that they themselves have suffered . Our data concerning the feelings of our Jewish subjects toward Negroes Jews and ...
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... minority groups . The suspicious philosophy of life engenders bigotry . One other question serves to show likewise that prejudice is a reflection of a broader system of belief . The individual who disapproves of legislative attempts to ...
... minority groups . The suspicious philosophy of life engenders bigotry . One other question serves to show likewise that prejudice is a reflection of a broader system of belief . The individual who disapproves of legislative attempts to ...
Inhalt
Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
III | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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