Gershom Scholem From Berlin to Jerusalem and Back
German-born Gerhard (Gershom) Scholem (1897-1982), the preeminent scholar of Jewish mysticism, delved into the historical analysis of kabbalistic literature from late antiquity to the twentieth century. His writings traverse Jewish historiography, Zionism, the phenomenology of mystical religion, and...
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Waltham, MA USA
Brandeis University Press
2017
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