 | August Hirsch - 1885 - 704 Seiten
...EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES. Highly as we must always rate this etiological factor in the production of scurvy, it is at the same time not to be denied that the malady has developed now and again nnder circumstances which make it at least improbable that the cause... | |
 | August Hirsch - 1885 - 704 Seiten
...EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES. Highly as we must always rate this etiological factor in the production of scurvy, it is at the same time not to be denied that the malady has developed now and again under circumstances which make it at least improbable that the cause... | |
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... satisfy the Messianic longing for salvation by a totalitarian system. This erosion of ideals has no particular relevance to Judaism as such, for it is rooted in the tragic condition itself of man, in the essential ambivalence of things human and social... 