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Imprint: George Allen & Unwin 1952 2nd edition, fine in fine price-clipped d/w. Stock number: 8900. Bookseller's details and sales conditions: Collectors Treasury
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Imprint: Cambridge, MA: Harvard Univ. Press 1973-1977 Cloth, 8vo, xvii, [1], 626 + xiv, [1], 639 p.; 22.5 cm. Gathers together 27 and 28 essays by Wolfson in English as well as 2 in Hebrew. "For almost forty years Harry Wolfson has devoted himself unreservedly, indeed heroically, to a bold and imaginative projectentitled 'Structure and Growth of Philosophic Systems from Plato to Spinoza.' The fastidiously reasoned, intricately textured thesis underlying this grand project and unifying its many offshoots has been succinctly and lucidly described by Wolfson himself in the preface to Religious Philosophy: 'If we are to follow the conventional method of dividing philosophy into ancient, medieval, and modern, then medieval philosophy is to be defined as that system of thought which flourished between pagan Greek philosophy, which know not of Scripture, and that body of philosophic writings which ever since the seventeenth century has tried to free itself from the influence of Scripture. Medieval philosophy so defined was founded by Philo. He is the interpreter ofGreek philosophy in terms of certain fundamental teachings of his Hebrew Scripture, whereby he revolutionized philosophy and remade it into what became the common philosophy of the three religions with cognate Scriptures, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. This triple scriptural religious philosophy, which was built up by Philo, reigned supreme as a homogeneous, if not a thoroughly unified, system of thought until the seventeenth century, when it was pulled down by Spinoza.'" (from vol.1, p. v-vi) -- As the twelfth volume of his Structure, Wolfson intended 'a definitive revision of Spinoza, with cross-references to all the previous books of the series' (Schwarz, Wolfson of Harvard, p. 224). Both Volumes Very Good Condition in Very Good Jackets. A Beautiful Set. (RAB-52-7) Stock number: 24829. Bookseller's details and sales conditions: Dan Wyman Books
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Imprint: Cincinnati; Bloch, [1897] Later blue boards. 8vo. VII, 102 pages. 23 cm. First edition. Singerman 5150. A lengthy essay on Jewish historiography, through the Bible, middle ages, and the rise of the modern study of the field in the 19th century under Zachariah Frankel and S. D. Luzatto. Gotthard Deutsch (1859-1921) rabbi and professor of Jewish history and philosophy of religion in the Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati. “Deutsch was well-known as a writer. He succeeded Isaac Mayer Wise as editor of the German language publication, Die Deborah in 1901. He was a contributor to the American Israelite, the American Hebrew, the Jewish Chronicle of London. He was an original member of the board of editors for the Jewish Encyclopedia, responsible for the articles dealing with modern Jewish history. His major publications were Scrolls and History of the Jews (1904) . At the time of his death, there was general regret he had been unable to publish a major book on modern Jewish history. ” (A Finding Aid to the Gotthard Deutsch Papers, Manuscript Collection No. 123; American Jewish Archives) . Subjects: Jews - Historiography. History - Philosophy. Jüdische Philosophie. OCLC lists 11 copies. Minimal pencil markings that affect text. Slight toning. Very minimal staining. Ex-library markings. Good condition. (AMR-39-41A-D) xx Stock number: 38663. Bookseller's details and sales conditions: Dan Wyman Books
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Imprint: Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd, 1955 The boards are a bit rubbed.one ownership inscription,damp marked, some annotation in the text.well bound.[J.K]. Book Condition: Good. Binding: Hardcover. Jacket: No Jacket Stock number: wr79. Bookseller's details and sales conditions: Chapter1
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Imprint: New York, Columbia University Press, 1953 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 947 pages, Near Fine in Very Good+ dust jacket; DJ a bit darkened and with minor rubbing to extremities. A very handsome copy of this rare book Stock number: 477. Bookseller's details and sales conditions: Worldwide Booksearch Service
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