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Yiddish literature served this goal to a considerable extent ; this was especially true in the case of Yiddish poetic writing . But with time there came a greater understanding and a sounder appraisal of works based on purely human and ...
Yiddish literature served this goal to a considerable extent ; this was especially true in the case of Yiddish poetic writing . But with time there came a greater understanding and a sounder appraisal of works based on purely human and ...
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The result of these activities of the Haskalah movement in which Moses Mendelsohn ( 1729-1786 ) was an important figure , was the creation of an extensive literature embracing poetry , popular scientific books , works on grammar ...
The result of these activities of the Haskalah movement in which Moses Mendelsohn ( 1729-1786 ) was an important figure , was the creation of an extensive literature embracing poetry , popular scientific books , works on grammar ...
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This is a short history of the principal trends of the Hebrew language . But what of the great figures who wrote its finest literature , sang its loveliest songs and contributed to its most profound thoughts and ideas ?
This is a short history of the principal trends of the Hebrew language . But what of the great figures who wrote its finest literature , sang its loveliest songs and contributed to its most profound thoughts and ideas ?
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Art and Literature | 319 |
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