Examples of 'scholem' in a sentence
Meaning of "scholem"
scholem (noun): A scholar or specialist in Hebrew literature and rabbinic lore
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Scholem gives a variety of examples of such borrowings.
The historiographical approach of Scholem also involved a linguistic theory.
Scholem does not find this convincing.
One of the fellow members of this group whom he had befriended was Gershom Scholem.
Bergmann helped Scholem get a position as a librarian and supported his academic ascent.
Here the quotation from Gershom Scholem is inserted by the pope.
Scholem in his excellent treatise on the Cabala has an entire chapter about the Golem.
German translation is published by Gershom Scholem.
Scholem also links Yahoel with Michael.
The library houses the personal archives of Martin Buber and Gershom Scholem.
Scholem and Friends.
Ludo also published translations into Romanian from the Yiddish language writer Scholem Aleichem.
Gershom Scholem argued that Moses de León was the sole author of the Zohar.
After earning undergraduate and graduate degrees, he pursued his doctoral research under Scholem.
Scholem considered the Kabbalists as interpreters of a pre-existent linguistic revelation.
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These initiatives earned him the nickname " the mystical merchant " from his friend Scholem.
When Scholem met Weisskopf, he asked about the prominent unsolved problems in physics.
At the time, he was still called Gerhard Scholem.
Scholem wrote his doctoral thesis on the oldest known kabbalistic text, Sefer ha-Bahir.
Arendt published a fair-minded book, Eichmann in Jerusalem, which infuriated Scholem.
His friend Scholem had emigrated to Palestine, expecting Benjamin to follow.
I will note that Gershom Scholem wrote,.
Scholem Asch and Israel Zangwill, and the artist Maurycy Gottlieb, are notable examples.
This became the basis for what Gershom Scholem later referred to as “ Sabbatean antinomianism . ”.
Scholem called it the “ zero point of revelation . ”.
Respected Jewish scholar Gershom Scholem described Frank as “ the demonic tyrant . ”.
You know what, Rob Scholem Alei'hem, we want to talk of happy things.
It has been translated into German by Gershom Scholem ( 1923 ) and into English by Aryeh Kaplan.
