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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Classico esquecido e urgente, Escritos Judaicos reune os ensaios em que Moses Hess-pioneiro do socialismo judaico e autor de Roma e Jerusalem-reformula, com vigor filosofico e sensibilidade historica, a presenca do judaismo na modernidade. Em dialogo com a Revolucao Francesa, com a critica biblica e com a ciencia do seculo XIX, Hess insiste que religiao, etica e vida social nao se separam: a fe so se cumpre como justica, direito e solidariedade. Esta edicao traz textos decisivos sobre a unidade do judaismo em tempos de "anarquia religiosa", a confianca dos anawim (os humildes) diante das tempestades do presente e uma leitura instigante do Salmo 82, que recoloca a questao do monoteismo em contexto historico. Em diversos momentos, Hess conversa com seu livro mais celebre, Roma e Jerusalem, antecipando e aprofundando temas como emancipacao politica, renascimento nacional e responsabilidade social. Com introducao e organizacao de Theodor Zlocisti, a coletanea apresenta um Hess ao mesmo tempo polemista e pedagogo: claro, direto, critico do pietismo esteril e das "reformas vazias", e confiante de que a regeneracao religiosa passa pela reorganizacao social. Moses Hess (Bonn, 21 de junho de 1812 - Paris, 6 de abril de 1875) foi um precursor do que mais tarde se chamaria sionismo. Foi companheiro de Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels e Ferdinand Lassalle. Em Roma e Jerusalem, Hess argumenta que o "problema judaico" nao e apenas religioso ou social, mas nacional. Contra a aposta assimilacionista da Europa do seculo XIX ("Roma"), ele defende a renovacao nacional judaica em Jerusalem - um renascimento cultural, linguistico e etico-social no pais de origem, alicercado em trabalho produtivo (especialmente agricola), cooperacao e justica social.Ideias centraisRoma Jerusalem (metaforas): Roma simboliza a civilizacao ocidental assimiladora (o universalismo imperial/catolico, a promessa de cidadania que dissolve identidades). Jerusalem simboliza a vocacao historica de Israel: monoteismo etico, solidariedade social e vida nacional propria.Diagnostico de epoca: A emancipacao juridica na Europa nao eliminou o antissemitismo moderno; a assimilacao cobra o preco do apagamento nacional e nao garante seguranca nem dignidade coletiva.Proposta de solucao: Restauracao nacional na terra historica (entao sob o Imperio Otomano), com assentamentos agricolas, cooperacao economica e instituicoes comunitarias - uma via nacional e social (o que Hess chama de socialismo etico).Religiao e sociedade: A religiao biblica cumpre-se como vida social justa; messianismo nao e fuga para o alem, mas tarefa historica de liberdade, igualdade e fraternidade.Cultura e lingua: Reviver hebraico, tradicoes e educacao proprias para reconstruir um centro cultural capaz de irradiar dignidade ao povo disperso.Critica ao economicismo puro: Antecipando debates com socialistas de sua geracao, Hess sustenta que classe nao esgota nacao; ha uma dimensao historica e cultural irredutivel.Tom e forma: Escrito em forma de cartas, combina erudicao, polemica e apelos praticos - um manifesto para acao nacional com fundamento moral.Por que o livro e importanteAntecipou o sionismo politico (antes de Herzl) e influenciou leituras posteriores da questao judaica.Oferece um raro entrelacamento de tradicao biblica Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Volume III, Book Fourteen of Theodor Herzl's Diaries offers a rare and gripping window into one of the most decisive and complex phases of early Zionist history.Set in 1903, this section follows Herzl at the height of his political activity as he coordinates the Sinai expedition-an ambitious effort to evaluate the feasibility of Jewish settlement in the Sinai Peninsula. Through letters, telegrams, and private reflections, the reader witnesses Herzl navigating high-level diplomacy with British, Egyptian, and Ottoman authorities, while simultaneously managing internal tensions within the Zionist movement.What makes this book especially compelling is its immediacy. These are not retrospective memoirs, but real-time records of strategy, uncertainty, negotiation, and vision. Herzl emerges not only as a statesman, but as a tireless organizer, a pragmatic thinker, and a man under immense pressure, racing against time.This volume reveals: - The inner workings of the Sinai expedition and its strategic goals- Diplomatic exchanges with figures such as Lord Rothschild and British officials- The challenges of negotiating authority between competing empires- Personal frustrations, doubts, and decisive leadership momentsFor historians, students of political thought, and readers interested in the origins of modern Israel, this book provides invaluable primary material-both intellectually rich and deeply human.A crucial installment in Herzl's diaries, capturing the urgency, ambition, and complexity of a movement in motion.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What does it truly mean to pray the Lord's Prayer In this classic work of the Reformation, Martin Luther guides the reader through each petition of the prayer taught by Jesus Christ. Far more than a simple explanation of familiar words, this book is a profound meditation on faith, grace, temptation, forgiveness, suffering, and complete submission to the will of God.Beginning with 'Our Father in heaven' and concluding with the confident word 'Amen,' Luther reveals how every petition speaks directly to the needs and struggles of the human soul. He challenges empty religious formalism and presents prayer as a living expression of trust in God-a prayer that transforms the heart, confronts self-will, and leads the believer toward genuine spiritual freedom.Direct, pastoral, and deeply rooted in Scripture, The Lord's Prayer remains a powerful invitation to rediscover the meaning of Christian prayer and to approach God with humility, confidence, and faith.An enduring classic for readers of Christian theology, Reformation history, and devotional literature.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Book Six of Volume II is part of a complete eighteen-book edition of The Diaries of Theodor Herzl, documenting the inner history of political Zionism through the words of its principal architect.This volume covers the decisive months of 1899, a period marked by uncertainty, internal conflict, and intense diplomatic effort. Herzl records his negotiations with European powers, the fragile founding of the Jewish Colonial Trust, and the resistance encountered from financial and political elites.The entries reveal not only political strategy but also the psychological and moral burden of leadership. Personal loss, exhaustion, betrayal, and doubt are set alongside moments of resolve and long-term vision. The sudden death of key intermediaries, internal divisions within the movement, and the precarious state of the bank subscription dominate this book.Book Six does not offer closure. It ends in tension and expectation, reflecting a movement still struggling to secure its foundations. As part of the larger diary sequence, this volume captures Zionism in mid-crisis, before success or failure could be known.This book is intended for readers interested in modern Jewish history, political movements, and the personal cost of visionary leadership. It is one chapter in a long, unfolding historical testimony. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Volume III - Books XV-XVIIIIn these final books of Volume III, Theodor Herzl's diary reaches one of its most intense and decisive phases. Covering the years 1903-1904, this section records the culmination of Herzl's political struggle for a Jewish homeland-written in the shadow of his declining health and approaching death.Readers are brought into the center of high-level diplomacy, where Herzl negotiates with emperors, ministers, and world powers-including Russia, Germany, Britain, Italy, and the Ottoman Empire. His efforts range from concrete proposals for Jewish autonomy in Palestine to the controversial East Africa (Uganda) plan, revealing deep internal divisions within the Zionist movement.At the same time, these entries offer a deeply personal portrait of Herzl himself: a visionary leader under immense pressure, facing political resistance, internal opposition, and physical exhaustion. His reflections move between determination and frustration, as he struggles to turn an idea into reality within the limited time he seems to sense he has left.Particularly striking are his encounters with major figures of the age-including the Pope and the King of Italy-where questions of religion, politics, and identity intersect with unusual clarity.These books form a powerful and moving conclusion to Herzl's diary: the final chapter of a life devoted to a historic mission, ending shortly before his untimely death in 1904. They stand as both a political document and a human testament to the urgency, complexity, and enduring significance of the Zionist vision.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Book Ten of Volume III of Theodor Herzl's Diaries offers a rare and unfiltered glimpse into one of the most intense and decisive periods of modern political history. Written in the first person, these pages reveal Herzl not as a distant historical figure, but as a strategist, negotiator, and deeply human thinker navigating the complexities of international diplomacy.In this volume, Herzl recounts his dramatic negotiations in Constantinople with the Ottoman authorities, where he sought support for the Jewish national project. Through candid reflections, confidential letters, and detailed accounts of meetings with high-ranking officials, the reader is drawn into a world of intrigue, shifting alliances, and high-stakes decision-making.What emerges is not only a political narrative, but also a psychological portrait of a man balancing vision and realism. Herzl reveals his doubts, his calculations, and his unwavering commitment to securing a future for his people-even when confronted with deception, resistance, and uncertainty.This book is invaluable for readers interested in: The origins of modern ZionismEarly 20th-century diplomacy and geopoliticsThe inner workings of political negotiationThe personal thoughts of one of history's most influential visionariesBook Ten stands as a compelling chapter in Herzl's "political novel"-a firsthand account of ambition, strategy, and the relentless pursuit of an idea that would shape the course of history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Volume III, Book Fourteen of Theodor Herzl's Diaries offers a rare and gripping window into one of the most decisive and complex phases of early Zionist history.Set in 1903, this section follows Herzl at the height of his political activity as he coordinates the Sinai expedition-an ambitious effort to evaluate the feasibility of Jewish settlement in the Sinai Peninsula. Through letters, telegrams, and private reflections, the reader witnesses Herzl navigating high-level diplomacy with British, Egyptian, and Ottoman authorities, while simultaneously managing internal tensions within the Zionist movement.What makes this book especially compelling is its immediacy. These are not retrospective memoirs, but real-time records of strategy, uncertainty, negotiation, and vision. Herzl emerges not only as a statesman, but as a tireless organizer, a pragmatic thinker, and a man under immense pressure, racing against time.This volume reveals: The inner workings of the Sinai expedition and its strategic goalsDiplomatic exchanges with figures such as Lord Rothschild and British officialsThe challenges of negotiating authority between competing empiresPersonal frustrations, doubts, and decisive leadership momentsFor historians, students of political thought, and readers interested in the origins of modern Israel, this book provides invaluable primary material-both intellectually rich and deeply human.A crucial installment in Herzl's diaries, capturing the urgency, ambition, and complexity of a movement in motion. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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