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Moses Mendelssohns Jerusalem: Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Menschenrechte und der pluralistischen Gesellschaft in der deutsche,Used
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Product DescriptionFor a long time Moses Mendelssohn's (17291786) Jerusalem was one of the neglected works of the German Enlightenment period. Only in recent years has it started to be given the critical attention it merits, albeit almost exclusively from the perspective of the history of emancipation and of minorities. The present study examines the work in terms of the history of ideas and places it in the context of contemporaneous European thought, demonstrating that in it Mendelssohn presents a highly innovative angle on the issue of human rights and the possibility of pluralistic societies.Review...neue Erkenntnisse und bislang unbekannte Aspekte bereits bekannter Umstnde [werden] prsentiert dies insbesondere dank der zumindest partiellen ffnung einiger Archive und erst seit Kurzem zugnglichen Dokumente. pwportal.de, 29.03.2012''Fr alle Leser, die sich einen Einblick in die politische berlegungen bzw. Positionen und militrischen Planungen whrend des Kalten krieges interessieren, ist dieses Werk ein 'Muss ich gelesen haben'.'' Hardthhenkurier, Ausgabe 1/2013 pwportal.de, 29.03.2012
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