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This democraticreligious movement , which sought to raise the lot of the common
man through religion and which captured the imagination of half the Jewish
population of Europe , became a powerful stimulus to the growth of the language
.
This democraticreligious movement , which sought to raise the lot of the common
man through religion and which captured the imagination of half the Jewish
population of Europe , became a powerful stimulus to the growth of the language
.
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This movement , the result of the early impact of the modern spirit on Jewish life
in the ghetto , strove to effect a renaissance in that life to bring it closer to the
modern world . The life of German Jews in the eighteenth century was
selfcentered ...
This movement , the result of the early impact of the modern spirit on Jewish life
in the ghetto , strove to effect a renaissance in that life to bring it closer to the
modern world . The life of German Jews in the eighteenth century was
selfcentered ...
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The Chief Modern Intellectual Movements If we consider the intellectual
movements of the modern world , we find three that are most ... The second
movement , which enjoys great popularity , is Existentialism , particularly in its
French garb .
The Chief Modern Intellectual Movements If we consider the intellectual
movements of the modern world , we find three that are most ... The second
movement , which enjoys great popularity , is Existentialism , particularly in its
French garb .
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