FRIEDLANDER, DAVID (35 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Koroth Jisroel wtoldoth ansche-schem | Beitrag zur Geschichte Israels und Biographien der hervorragendsten Männer | David Friedländer | Taschenbuch | 164 S. | Deutsch | 2017 | hansebooks | EAN 9783743459021 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Hansebooks GmbH, Trakehner Weg 52, 22844 Norderstedt, gb[at]hansebooks[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Koroth Jisroel Wtoldoth Ansche-Schem | Beitrag zur Geschichte Israels und Biographien der hervorragendsten Männer | David Friedländer | Taschenbuch | Paperback | 164 S. | Deutsch | 2021 | hansebooks | EAN 9783743459014 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Hansebooks GmbH, Trakehner Weg 52, 22844 Norderstedt, gb[at]hansebooks[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

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Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 162 | Produktart: Bücher.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Collected for the first time, four landmark works of queer experimental poetry by reclusive cult poet David Melnick, known for his prowess with invented language and sound poetry. David Melnick'sNice: Collected Poems spans twenty crucial years of gay life and experimentation with poetic form, bringing together four masterworks of American literature: Eclogs (1967-70), ten episodes in the urban afterlife of pastoral; PCOET (1972), written in an unknown tongue, verse for a world that's yet to be; Men in Aida (1983-85), Melnick's masterpiece, a giddy epic of queer community; and A Pin's Fee (1988), a backward glance and elegy, a cry of pain, howl of anger.

Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnExcerpt from Koroth Jisroel W toldoth Ansche-Schem, Vol. 1: Beitrag zur Geschichte Joraels und Biographien der Hervorragendsten Maenner Nach Verlaesslichen Quellen Bearbeitet und GesammeltSum 61hl11he erlaube ich mir hie beg.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Am 11. März 1812 erging das Emanzipationsedikt, das den preußischen Juden die gleichen Rechte wie den Christen versprach. Das Edikt markierte einen Meilenstein in der jüdischen Emanzipationsgeschichte. Mit dem langen Entstehungsprozess des Edikts ist kein anderer Name enger verbunden als der des jüdischen Aufklärers David Friedländer (1750-1834). Die hier neu editierten Texte dokumentieren u.a. Friedländers innerjüdischen Reformansatz, der sich gegen traditionelle Hierarchien und rabbinische Machtansprüche richtete. Dazu entwickelte er eine ganze Reihe gesellschaftlicher, religiöser und erzieherischer Konzepte mit dem Ziel einer gleichberechtigten Gemeinschaft von Christen und Juden. Dafür ging er erhebliche Risiken ein und wurde auch zum Ziel massiver Angriffe.

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128 S. Orig.-Broschur. - Sehr guter Zustand innen und außen.

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hardcover. Zustand: fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: fine. KITAJ, R.B.; FRIEDLANDER, Lee (illustrator). First. Preface by David Hockney. 212 illustrations, including 33 photographs by Lee Friedlander. 400 pages. 8vo, lime green cloth with white lettering at the spine, pictorial d.w. Munich: Schirmer/Mosel, (2017). First edition. A fine copy in a fine dust wrapper.

First edition. Softcover. This issue features the images of among others Lee Friedlander, John Baldessari, Christian Boltanski, David Levinthal, Sally Mann, Zeke Berman, and Duane Michals. Also includes a conversation between Baldessari and Christian Boltanski. A clean very near fine copy in photo illustrated wrappers. Early issues of this important photography magazine are uncommon.

Mit 70 Tabellen. 24 SS. Gr.-8vo. Späteres, privates HLn. Etwas gebräunt, Titelblatt mit Eckausbesserungen.

8°. Titel, 86 SS. Bedruckte Original-Broschur mit Bordüre, Titel vorne, Vignette hinten Dritter Druck noch im Jahr der Erstausgabe. Der jüdische Fabrikant David Friedländer (1750-1834) in Berlin bemühte sich die Aufklärung für eine bürgerliche Gleichstellung der Juden zu gewinnen. Sein Vorschlag einer Art Mischreligion aus Protestantismus und jüdischem Glauben stiess jedoch auf grosse Ablehnung auch bei dem addressierten Berliner Oberkonsistorialrat Teller. - Etwas stockig, Titel mit sehr mattem altem Stempel, vorne kleine Signatur, sonst gut erhalten. Sehr breitrandig, ganz unbeschnitten und in dem seltenen originalen Umschlag.

Hardcover. Zustand: fair. 8vo.70pp. 24pp. 1/4 cloth over decorative brown paper covered boards. Perpetual calendar for both the Jewish and civil year (for the years 1861 to 1930). Contains 70 calendar tables for 20 past and 50 (then) coming years. Including introduction, index and appendix (personal calendar for family events like births and deaths). With "Haskamah" [statements of approval] at beginning from the following high-ranking German Rabbis: M. Hirsch (Chief Rabbi of Prague at the time), Dr. Lehmann (Rabbi of the "israelitische Religions-Gesellschaft"), Dr. Hildesheim - albeit withdrawing official endorsement [possible Azriel Hildesheimer, founder of modern orthodox Judaism] and Rabbi Dr. M. Ehrenfeld. Age wear to binding. Hinges. Inside starting to split from binding but still attached. Browning to pages. Overall clean and tight. In German, with some Hebrew. Good- condition. On David Friedländer (Source: Jewish Encyclopedia): German writer and communal leader; born at Königsberg Dec. 6, 1750; died Dec. 25, 1834, at Berlin, where he had settled in 1771. As the son-in-law of the rich banker Daniel Itzig, and the friend and pupil, and subsequently the successor, intellectually, of Moses Mendelssohn, he occupied a prominent position in both Jewish and non-Jewish circles of Berlin. His endeavors in behalf of the Jews and Judaism included the emancipation of the Jews of Berlin and the various reforms connected therewith. Frederick William II., on his accession, called a committee whose duty was to acquaint him with the grievances of the Jews, Friedländer and Itzig being chosen as general delegates. (.) Friedländer and his friends in the community of Berlin now turned their attention to the reform of worship in harmony with modern ideas and the changed social position of the Jews. The proposition in itself was perfectly justified, but the propositions of Friedländer, who had meanwhile been called (1813) to the conferences on the reorganization of the Jewish cult held in the Jewish consistory at Cassel, were unacceptable to even the most radical members, as they tended to reduce Judaism to a mere colorless code of ethics. Friedländer was more successful in his educational endeavors. He was one of the founders of a Jewish free school (1778), which he directed in association with his brother-in-law, Isaac Daniel Itzig. In this school, however, exclusively Jewish subjects were soon crowded out. Friedländer also wrote textbooks, and was one of the first to translate the Hebrew prayer-book into German. But in spite of all these labors he was not filled with the true Jewish spirit, being more concerned with endeavors to facilitate for himself and other Jews entry into Christian circles. This disposition was evidenced by his anonymous petition to the "Oberconsistorialrat" Teller "in the name of many Jewish heads of families," who agreed to accept Christianity and even baptism, if they were not required to believe in Jesus and might evade certain ceremonies. Teller, who did not even suspect Friedländer of this lack of character, answered with due severity. This "Sendschreiben an Seine Hochwürden Herrn Oberconsistorialrath und Probst Teller zu Berlin, von einigen Hausvätern Jüdischer Religion" (Berlin, 1799), called forth many replies. In 1816, when the Prussian government decided to improve the situation of the Polish Jews, Malziewsky, Bishop of Kujawia, consulted Friedländer. Friedländer gave the bishop a circumstantial account of the material and intellectual condition of the Jews, and indicated the means by which it might be ameliorated. Friedländer displayed great activity in literary work. Induced by Moses Mendelssohn, he began the translation into German of some parts of the Bible according to Mendelssohn's commentary. He translated Mendelssohn's "Sefer ha-Nefesh," Berlin, 1787, and "Qohelet," 1788. He wrote a Hebrew commentary to Abot and also translated it, Vienna, 1791; "Reden der Erbauung Gebildeten Israeliten Gewidmet," Berlin, 1815-17; "Moses Mendelssohn, von Ihm und über Ihn," ib. 1819; "Ueber die Verbesserung der Israeliten im Königreich Polen," ib. 1819, this being the answer which he wrote to the Bishop of Kujawia; "Beiträge zur Geschichte der Judenverfolgung im XIX. Jahrhundert Durch Schriftsteller," ib. 1820. Friedländer was assessor of the Royal College of Manufacture and Commerce of Berlin, and the first Jew to sit in the municipal council of that city. His wealth enabled him to be a patron of science and art, among those he encouraged being the brothers Alexander and Wilhelm von Humboldt.".

Hardcover. Zustand: Gebraucht. Neues Liederbuch für Studenten (Text und Melodieen). Berlin, Verlag der Stuhrschen Buchhandlung, 1844. 272 S. + handschriftlicher Nachtrag auf starkem Büttenpapier. 24 S. Mit lithographiertem Frontispiz: Der Fürst von Thorn. 14 x 12,5 cm. Privater Halbleinenband d. Zt. mit goldgeprägtem Monogramm und Namen: V. S. C. WURM. - Einband lädiert und fleckig, Seiten braunfleckig. - Sehr selten. Buch.

Berlin, Soncino Gesellschaft, 1927. 46 pp. Internally very good. Orig. boards, rebacked, repair to inner margin. Slight wear to edges and backcover. Eighth publication of the Soncino Gesellschaft. Edition of 800 copies and 100 extra copies on behalf of the Vorstand der jüdischen Gemeinde in Berlin. Mit den Beiträgen Moses Mendelssohns hrsg. von David Friedlander. This copy without the separate introduction booklet by Moritz Stern. German Judaica.