Elie Wiesel and Primo Levi: A Study in Contrasts
By David Shasha The late Elie Wiesel was an immensely complicated figure who helped raise public awareness of the Holocaust, but who also became consumed by his own celebrity and […]
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Rabbi Moyses Aegyptius in Holland
Review essay by David Ramírez Aaron L. Katchen, Christian Hebraists and Dutch Rabbis, Harvard University Press, 1984 Dum docent, discunt [While they teach, they learn] – Seneca Introduction Christianity and […]
Israel and the Loss of Objective Jewish Self-Criticism
A Critical Overview on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict By David Ramirez Nationalist and Patriotist fervor, I feel, is much like—sometimes—a parent’s love happens to be for their children: Blind! No matter […]
A Short Introduction to Vico’s Humanist Thought
And Its Applications for Our Days Giambattista Vico was an Italian Renaissance thinker who lived from 1668 to 1744. He is best know for the publication of Scienza Nuova and […]
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