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The Zionist idea : a historical analysis and reader /
An anthology of writings of 37 leading thinkers of the Zionist movement, including Theodor Herzl, Ahad Ha-Am, Martin Buber, Louis Brandeis, Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook, Judah Magnes, Max Nordau, Ludwig Lewisohn, Solomon Schechter, Mordecai Kaplan, Vladimir Jabotinsky, Chaim Weizmann, and David Ben-Guri...
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Philadelphia :
Jewish Publication Society,
©1997.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Part 1: Precursors
- 1. Rabbi Yehudah Alkalai 1798-1878
- The third redemption (1843)
- 2. Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Kalischer 1795-1874
- Seeking Zion (1862)
- A natural beginning of the redemption
- The holiness of labor on the land
- 3. Moses Hess 1812-1875
- A. Rome and Jerusalem (1862)
- My way of return
- German anti-Semitism and Jewish assimilation
- The reawakening of the nations
- What is Judaism?
- The mission of Israel
- The nation as part of humanity
- The Sabbath of history
- Toward the Jewish restoration
- B. Comments
- Jewish creativity
- Prejudice and dogma and the restoration
- A change of spirit
- Social regeneration
- A spiritual center.
- Part 2: Outcry in Russia
- the 1870's and 1880's
- 1. Peretz Smolenskin 1842-1885
- It is time to plant (1875-1877)
- Let us search our ways (1881)
- The Haskalah of Berlin (1883)
- 2. Eliezer Ben-Yehudah 1858-1923
- A letter of Ben-Yehudah (1880)
- 3. Moshe Leib Lilienblum 1843-1910
- The way of return (1881)
- Let us not confuse the issues (1882)
- The future of our people (1883)
- 4. Leo Pinsker 1821-1891
- Auto-emancipation: an appeal to his people by a Russian Jew (1882).
- Part 3: Headlong into the world arena
- Theodor Herzl appears
- 1. Theodor Herzl 1869-1904
- A. First entry in his diary (1895)
- B. The Jewish state (1896)
- Preface
- (1.) Introduction
- (2.) The Jewish question
- Previous attempts at a solution
- Cause of anti-Semitism
- Effects of anti-Semitism
- The plan
- Palestine or Argentina?
- (3.) Conclusion
- C. First congress address (1897)
- D. After a mass meeting in the east end (1896)
- 2. Max Nordau 1849-1923
- Speech to the first Zionist congress (1897)
- Zionism (1902).
- Part 4: The Agnostic Rabbi
- Ahad Ha-Am
- 1. Ahad Ha-Am (Asher Zvi Ginsberg) 1856-1927
- The law of the heart (1894)
- Flesh and spirit (1904)
- On nationalism and religion (1910)
- The Jewish state and the Jewish problem (1897)
- The negation of the Diaspora (1909)
- 2. Hayyim Nahman Bialik 1873-1934
- Bialik on the Hebrew University (1925).
- Part 5: Rebels at their most defiant
- 1. Micah Joseph Berdichevski 1865-1921
- Wrecking and building (1900-1903)
- In two directions (1900-1903)
- The question of culture (1900-1903)
- The question of our past (1900-1903)
- On sanctity (1899)
- 2. Joseph Hayyim Brenner 1881-1921
- Self-criticism (1914)
- 3. Jacob Klatzkin 1882-1948
- Boundaries (1914-1921)
- Judaism is nationalism
- A nation must have its own land and language
- Assimilation is possible
- The Galut is unworthy of survival
- The Galut must be preserved long enough to be transcended
- The national renaissance and personal dignity.
- Part 6: The Zionism of Marxist and Utopian socialists
- 1. Nahman Syrkin 1867-1924
- The Jewish problem and the socialist-Jewish state (1898)
- (1) Jews and Gentiles
- (2) Emancipation and Anti-Semitism
- (3) Jews and socialism
- (4) Zionism
- (5) The socialist-Jewish state
- 2. Ber Borochov 1881-1917
- The national question and the class struggle (1905)
- Our platform (1906)
- 3. Aaron David Gordon 1856-1922
- Logic for the future (1910)
- People and labor (1911)
- Some observations (1911)
- Our tasks ahead (1920)
- Yom Kippur (1921)
- Final reflections (1921)
- 4. Berl Katzenelson 1887-1944
- Revolution and tradition (1934).
- Part 7: Religious nationalists, old and new
- 1. Rabbi Samuel Mohilever 1824-1898
- Message to the first Zionist Congress (1897)
- 2. Yehiel Michael Pines 1842-1912
- On religious reforms (1868-1871)
- The religious idea
- Methods in reform
- Jewish nationalism cannot be secular (1895)
- Religion is the source of Jewish nationalism (1895)
- Jews will accept hardship only in the Holy Land (1892)
- 3. Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook 1865-1935
- The land of Israel (1910-1930)
- The war (1910-1930)
- The rebirth of Israel (1910-1930)
- Lights for rebirth (1910-1930)
- 4. Samuel Hayyim Landau 1892-1928
- Toward an explanation of our ideology (1924)
- 5. Judah Leon Magnes 1877-1948
- "Like all the nations?" (1930)
- 6. Martin Buber 1887-1965
- The Jew in the world (1934)
- Hebrew humanism (1942)
- From an open letter to Mahatma Gandhi (1939).
- Part 8: Intellectuals in search of roots
- 1. Bernard Lazare 1865-1903
- Jewish nationalism and emancipation (1897-1899)
- 2. Edmond Fleg 1874-1963
- Why I am a Jew (1927)
- 3. Ludwig Lewisohn 1883-1955
- A year of crisis (1933).
- Part 9: In the new world
- 1. Richard James Horatio Gottheil 1862-1936
- The aims of Zionism (1898)
- 2. Solomon Schechter 1847-1915
- Zionism: A statement (1906)
- 3. Louis Dembitz Brandeis 1856-1941
- The Jewish problem and how to solve it (1915)
- 4. Horace Mayer Kallen 1882-1974
- Jewish life is national and secular (1918)
- Zionism and liberalism (1919)
- Jewish unity (1933)
- 5. Mordecai Menahem Kaplan born 1881
- The future of the American Jew (1948).
- Part 10: Ideologists in action
- 1. Rabbi Meir Bar-Ilan (Berlin) 1880-1949
- What kind of life should we create in Eretz Israel? (1922)
- 2. Vladimir Jabotinsky 1880-1940
- Evidence submitted to the Palestine Royal Commission (1937)
- 3. Chaim Weizmann 1874-1952
- Zionism needs a living content (1914)
- Reminiscences (1927)
- On the report of the Palestine Commission (1937)
- 4. Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver 1893-1963
- Toward American Jewish unity (1943)
- American Jewry in war and after (1944)
- 5. David Ben-Gurion 1886-1973
- The imperatives of the Jewish Revolution (1944).