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Emil L. Fackenheim: A Jewish Philosopher’s Response to the Holocaust
Syracuse University Press (2008)
Abstract
Introduction : the last of the German Jewish philosophers -- The philosophical roots of the Holocaust -- The Jewish encounter with modern philosophy -- The matter of singularity -- From Auschwitz to Jerusalem -- Tikkun haolam -- Closing reflections.Call number
D804.3.P3775 2008
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9780815631569 0815631561 0815631839
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