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2005réf. BN720495Hamburg: Meiner 2005. 2005. Jerusalem oder über religiöse Macht und Judentum. Von Moses Mendelssohn. Mit dem Vorwort zu Manasse ben Isarels Rettung der Juden und dem Entwurf zu Jerusalem sowie einer Einleitung Anmerkungen und Register herausgegeben von Michael Albrecht. = Philosophische Bibliothek Band 565. Jerusalem oder über religiöse Macht und Judentum. Von Moses Mendelssohn. Mit dem Vorwort zu Manasse ben Isarels Rettung der Juden und dem Entwurf zu Jerusalem sowie einer Einleitung Anmerkungen und Register herausgegeben von Michael Albrecht. = Philosophische Bibliothek Band 565. Mendelssohn Moses Verf. und Michael Albrecht Hrsg. Hamburg: Meiner unknown
1838réf. 50610London: Longman Orme Brown and Longmans 1838. First edition. Hardcover. Good condition. Octavo. ix 329 371pp. Bound in green pebbled cloth with gilt lettering on spine. Marbled edges. Gray endpapers. With preface by the translator Vindiciae Judaeorum: or a letter by Rabbi Manasseh Ben Israel and Mendelssohn's preface to the German translation of "Vindiciae Judaeorum" notes on Mendelssohn's reply remarks on Mendelssohn and a short catalogue of Ben Israel works in volume one. Mendelssohn's "Jerusalem: A Treatise on Ecclesiastical Authority and Judaism" in volume two. Light wear along edges of binding and lightly rubbed. Starting at dedication page of volume one. Longman, Orme, Brown and Longmans hardcover
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réf. PHIL2381Berlin Friedrich Maurer 1783. Kl.-8°. Titelbl. 48 S. Ss. 49-96 fehlen u. 141 S. 2. Abschnitt. Unbeschnittene Interimsbrosch. d. Zeit. Bindung gelockert Rücken fehlt Umschlag stark rissig fleckig u. m. unschönen Randläsuren Titelblatt u. mehrere Seiten wasserfl. durchgeh. stockfl. die fehlenden Seiten des 1. Abschnittes in Kopie beiliegend. Goed. IV/1 489 12; Meyer 273; Fürst II 364. Fragmentarisch erhaltene erste Ausgabe des Spätwerks in schlechtem Erhaltungszustand. Fehlende Seiten in Kopie beiliegend. - Der deutsche Philosoph der Aufklärung Moses Mendelssohn 1729-1786 gilt als Wegbereiter der Haskala. Er bemühte er sich darum die bedrückte Stellung der jüdischen Minderheit in Europa zu verbessern. Im Zusammenhang mit diesen Auseinandersetzungen erschien 1783 sein epochemachendes Spätwerk 'Jerusalem' - das auch auf die Gesetzgebung in Preußen Einfluss genommen hat - in dem er sich gegen jeden Glaubenszwang wendet und unbedingte Religions- und Gewissensfreiheit fordert. Mendelssohn unterscheidet zwischen Staat und Religion die streng zu trennen sind und unterschiedliche Aufgaben erfüllen. Von Kant Garve und Herder bewundert wurde sie in kürzester Zeit neben Lessings 'Nathan dem Weisen' zur meistdiskutierten Toleranzschrift der als 'Zeitalter der Toleranz' bekannten Epoche. Berlin, Friedrich Maurer 1783. unknown
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1983réf. Q-0874512646Brandeis University Press 1983-11-15. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Brandeis University Press paperback
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réf. 24753Rare French edition of the celebrated letters of Jewish Enlightenment philosopher Moses Mendelssohn documenting the religious controversies surrounding Judaism and Christianity in the Age of Enlightenment. An important work on Jewish emancipation and religious tolerance illustrated with an engraved frontispiece depicting scenes of Jewish life.Modern old style binding half calf leather. Else a good copy with an ownership mark on the titlepage Joseph Basler or Basbe. With an engraved frontispiece showing three scenes from jewish life and a small engraving on the titlepage by I.M. Eben. A-Z 8 pag.: 368. The filosopher Moses Mendelssohn 1729-1786 was the spiritual leader of the German Jewry during the Enlightenment. He wrote many philosophical treatises and is considered the father of the Jewish Enlightenment. Thus he became the symbol of progressive Judaism to the Christian world. At the height of his career in 1769 Mendelssohn was publicly challenged by a Christian apologist a Zurich pastor named John Lavater to defend the superiority of Judaism over Christianity. The letters forming his reply - published in German in 1770 and translated for the present rare French edition - neither attacked Christianity nor defended Judaism; they maintained instead that such polemics were inconsistent with Judaism and unbecoming of Jews. The controversy which disturbed Mendelssohn greatly forced him to recognize that his Judaism created a barrier between himself and his enlightened colleagues. Mendelssohn wanted to take the Jews out of a ghetto lifestyle and into secular society. He tried to improve the relationship between Jews and Christians as he argued for tolerance and humanity. B0109. hardcover
