Juutalaiset ja me by Knut Leonard Tallqvist

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Author Tallqvist, Knut Leonard, 1865-1949
Title Juutalaiset ja me
Original Publication Helsinki: Otava, 1910.
Series Title Ylioppilaiden keskusteluseuran julkaisuja n:o 4
Note Reading ease score: 12.7 (College graduate level). Very difficult to read.
Contents I. Talmud ja juutalaisuuden siveysoppi -- II. Antisemitismi.
Credits Jari Koivisto
Summary "Juutalaiset ja me" by Knut Leonard Tallqvist is a scholarly publication written in the early 20th century. This work addresses the legal status and societal position of Jewish communities, particularly focusing on the challenges and prejudices they face in Finland. It explores the origins and implications of antisemitism, as well as aspects of Jewish religion and ethics, with a clear intent to improve understanding and treatment of Jewish people. The opening of the work sets a serious tone, presenting a discussion on the contemporary relevance of Jewish legal rights in society. Tallqvist reflects on the need for reform regarding the treatment of Jews and highlights the various attitudes towards their community, establishing a historical context for antisemitism that traces its roots back to religious intolerance and economic envy. He introduces key themes such as the role of the Talmud in shaping Jewish ethics and identity, and critiques the misconceptions surrounding Jewish beliefs, suggesting that understanding these aspects is vital in addressing the biases faced by Jews in Finland and beyond. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
Language Finnish
LoC Class BM: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion: Judaism
Subject Jews
Subject Judaism -- Introductions
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EBook-No. 74388
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Copyright Status Public domain in the USA.
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