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Haham Moses Gaster Wayward Genius Derek Taylor

Name: Haham Moses Gaster Wayward Genius Derek Taylor
SKU: BELL-46109806
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Vallentine Mitchell

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.58 MB

Pages: 272

Author: Derek Taylor

ISBN: 9781803710020, 1803710020

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Haham Moses Gaster Wayward Genius Derek Taylor by Derek Taylor 9781803710020, 1803710020 instant download after payment.

Professor Michael Berkowitz, the Professor of Modern Jewish History at University College London, has said that ‘The Haham Moses Gaster (1856-1939) is one of the most significant figures in modern Jewish history but has not yet attracted a full-blown biographical study in either English or Hebrew.’ Cecil Roth, the foremost Anglo-Jewish historian of his time, said ‘If Moses Gaster fell short of unquestioned primacy in any of his multitudinous activities, it was for the very reason that his enormous ability was diverted through so many channels and brought him such high distinction in all.’ Moses Gaster was, however, an unusual British spiritual leader. His heart remained in his native Romania, where he made a major contribution to the literary history of what was then a new country. He was fascinated by the ancient world: folk-lore, spells, Biblical archaeology, the relations between empires long forgotten. Moses Gaster held many offices in bodies like the Folk-Lore Society, which saw in a Jewish rabbi a man equally informed about their outlook and interests.