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Leopold Zunz
Excerpt from Leopold Zunz: His Life and Times One of the outstanding Jewish literary develop ments of the nineteenth century is closely connected with the-name of Yom Tob Lippmann Zunz more familiarly known as Leopold Zunz. This was the employment of a new method in Jewish scholarship. Hitherto Jewish scholarship had been almost entirely one - sided. The study of the Talmud, for instance, was with few exceptions limited to the knowledge of its contents to the complete neglect of its sociological background and historical growth. The age of Enlightenment introduced by Mendelssohn in the 18th century did not bring any real improvement in this respect as the Haskalah movement had an entirely di...
Leopold Zunz
In 1818, with a single essay of vast scope and stunning detail, Leopold Zunz launched the turn to history in modern Judaism. In Leopold Zunz: Creativity in Adversity, Ismar Schorsch, a distinguished scholar of German Jewish culture, has written the first full-fledged biography of this remarkable man.
Leopold Zunz
Die erste kritische Biographie des frühen Judaisten Leopold Zunz - und zugleich eine bemerkenswerte Geschichte moderner jüdischer Wissenschaft im 19. Jahrhundert Im Jahr 1818 leitete Leopold Zunz mit einem einzigen Aufsatz die Hinwendung des modernen Judentums zur Geschichte ein. Trotz ständiger Rückschläge arbeitete er mehr als fünf Jahrzehnte lang beharrlich an einem Werk, das Generationen von Juden an deutschen Universitäten inspirieren und das Verständnis des Judentums für immer verändern sollte. Als er 1886 starb, hatten seine Vision und seine Arbeit eine intellektuelle Bewegung hervorgebracht, die auch in anderen Zentren des jüdischen Lebens ihre Wirkung entfaltete. Dabei wa...
Leopold and Adelheid Zunz
A collection of the letters of Leopold and Adelheid Zunz, S.M. Ehrenberg, and others, edited for the most part from those in the Franz Rosenzweig Archives.
Leopold Zunz
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Leopold Zunz
Excerpt from Leopold Zunz: His Life and Times After his father's death Yom Tob was sent to the Free School at Wolfenbuttel which had been founded by the philanthropic family Samson (hence its name "Samson'sche Freischule"). It was a home with a Beth Ha-Midrash attached, and Zunz attended the latter which differed little from a heder, since no other subject was taught but Bible and Talmud. Before long, however, conditions at this school changed for the better. In the year 1807 its whole system of education was reorganized under the direction of Samuel Meyer Ehrenberg, one of the enlightened Measefim (writers in the periodical Measef). He introduced secular studies into the curriculum and impr...
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