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Click Here to Read: Émile Benveniste and the Linguistics of Dialogue by Stéphane Mosès in Revue de métaphysique et de morale 2001/4 (No 32): 509 – 525 on the Cairn-info website.
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Click Here to Read: Stuck Between Berlin and Jerusalem: What kind of Zionist was Gershom Scholem? By Shaul Magid on the Tablet Website on March 10, 2015. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Gershom Sholem
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Click Here to Read: Hermann Cohen and the quest for Protestant Judaism by David N. Myers on the UCLA College of Social Sciences website. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Hermann Cohen
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Click Here to Read: Confucius Biography Philosopher (551 BCE–479 BCE) on the Biowebsite.
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