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A. J. Sinclair,Z. A. Radlowski,G. F. RaymondOne often uses the lives and work of Jewish intellectuals to illustrate the quality and degree of Jewish assimilation in one country or another. In the following study I seek to suggest the degree of Jewish assimilation in Austria by comparing and contrasting three homogeneous literary works by important Jewish-Austrian authors..

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Geostatistics for Environmental Applicationsews, while the Jews of Galicia formed an integral part of East European Jewry.. In asserting that Western Austrian Jews were German, Thon meant that they had adopted German language and culture in the nineteenth century. Like the Jews in Germany, Western Austrian Jews had improved their socio-econom

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3699-7sed the beginnings of a general radicalization in the political affairs of the Czech lands. The Young Czech triumph of May 1891 had, in fact, capped a decade of achievement for the liberal wing of the Czech national movement. The expansion of the Czech national school system in the 1870s and 1880s,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0824-9as to listen to Wagnerian music, especially ., an opera to which I listened as often as it was performed. Only on the evenings when there was no opera did I have doubts about the correctness of my ideas.’. Given contemporary perceptions of Herzl and Richard Wagner, it has often seemed deeply ironic,

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Introduction to Advanced Geostatistics,ng the backroads one may find the most charming wildflowers whose beauty is more intoxicating than that of the houseplants encountered along the main boulevard. Hebrew literature from Mendele up until the last generation of writers focused its attention on Jews and their particular concerns. When it

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Statistical Methods in Earth Sciences, literary oeuvre as well as his biography may be viewed as symptomatic of the precarious position of the Jews in . Austria, an empire whose so-called ‘liberal’ era was coming to an end and where anti-Semitism and nationalism had already begun to manifest their destructive powers. The notion of livin

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Statistical Methods in Earth Sciences,e on Freud’s Jewish identity, there is little on his paganism.. It is this Hellenic-Roman aspect of Freud’s person and legacy which this essay will explore. I wish to engage the culturally non-Hebraic (and indeed theologically) specifically anti-Mosaic, portion of Freud’s interest, commitment and ae