sonntag jacob (256 resultados)

PAPERBACK. Condición: VG. First Edition.

Condición: Good. First edition. Light wear to boards. Content is clean and bright. Good DJ with some edge wear and a tear.

Condición: Fair. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. Dust jacket in fair condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,650grams, ISBN:0436477904.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No dust jacket.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Dust Jacket Included. First Edition. An excellent copy in a dust jacket with several scuffs and short tears.

Condición: Good. 1962. No Edition Stated. 399 pages. Yellow pictorial dust jacket over yellow cloth. Pages and binding are presentable with no major defects. Minor issues present such as mild cracking, inscriptions, inserts, light foxing, tanning and thumb marking. Boards have mild shelf wear with light rubbing and corner bumping. Some light marking and tanning. Unclipped jacket has moderate edge wear with tears, chips, and some areas of loss. Noticeable rubbing and marking. Moderate sunning to jacket edges and spine.

Hardback. Condición: Good. 322 pages.

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dw. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 322 pages; Description: x, 322 p. , [8] p. Of plates : ill. ; 23 cm. "A Jewish quarterly anthology. " Subjects: Jewish literature --History and criticism. 3 Kg.

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in a near fine dw. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 322 pages; Description: x, 322 p. , [8] p. Of plates : ill. ; 23 cm. Subjects: Jewish literature --History and criticism. German literature --Jewish authors --History and criticism. Yiddish literature --Translations into English. 3 Kg.

Hard Cover. First edition. An anthology of stories, poems and articles that appeared in The Jewish Quarterly. 399pp. Good Plus; some cover soil. No jacket. (loc 620/1+1).

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dw. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 322 pages; Description: x, 322 p. , [8] p. Of plates : ill. ; 23 cm. "A Jewish quarterly anthology. " Subjects: Jewish literature --History and criticism. 1 Kg.

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in a near fine dw. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 322 pages; Description: x, 322 p. , [8] p. Of plates : ill. ; 23 cm. Subjects: Jewish literature --History and criticism. German literature --Jewish authors --History and criticism. Yiddish literature --Translations into English. 1 Kg.

Hardbound. Condición: Very Good. Royal octavo, grey cloth with gold lettering, 64, 64, 96 pp. b/w photos and drawings Articles in issue 113 are "An ordered world illuminated by reason," Colin Schindler, "Poetry of protest," Dov Vardi, "A Mother's lament," Raya Harnik, "The impact of Gershom Scholem's thought on intellectual life in Israel," Yoram Bronowski, "The Palestnans - under Western eyes," David Herman, "Hymn to the Gush," Yitzhak Laor, "From an Israel notebook," Fred S. Worms, "Heine's 'home-coming,'" George Steiner, "The mirror and the window," Roy Oliver, "Arnold Schoenberg: Jewish Perspectives and predicaments," Barbara A. Barry, "Ivy's years of Exile," Cham Raphael, "A manof our times: a tribute to Jankel Adler," Josef Herman, "On the marrano trail," A.C. Jacobs, "My summer of Yiddish at Oxford," Sabina Bruckner, "Martin Luther and the Jews," Robert S. Wistrich, "Allour yesterdays," Rfael Scharf.Articles in issue114 are "Time forthe promised drama to begin," editorial, Remembering Jacob Sonntag, Founder and editor (1953-1984): A vast and full achievement," Rafael Scharft, "Independence and truth," Renee Winegarten, "Hope, humanity and a single Jeiwsh spirit," Hyam Maccoby, "A friend called Jacob," Josef Herman. Additional articles are "The curousness of Anglo-Jewry," Frederic Raphael, "Ben-Mayer's recollections," Elya Schechtman, "Jacob Kramer reassessed," Morris Kestelman, "The importance of Jewish music," Alexander Knapp, "Kafka the Jew: Maimonides and the Days of Awe," Stanley Cohen, "Mary and Phoebe," Gabriel Josipovici, "Between holiness and secularism in Modern Hebrew literture," Risa Domb, "Australian Jewish ficton since World War II," Serge Liberman, "Ilya Ehrenburg: Stalimist hack or corageous liberal?" Colin Schindler, "Islamic anti-Zionism," Sylvia G. Haim, "World Network," Sita Sheer, "Jewish Film Festival, London."Articles in issues 115-116 are "Literture and the contemporary Jewish experience: a colloquium, with Dannie Abse, Aharon Appelfeld, Chaim Bermant, Gerda Charles, Bryan Cheyette, Wlliam Frankel, "Rosemary Friedman, Myron Grindea, Lukasz Hirszowicz, Dan Jacobson, Gabriel Josipovici, Tony Lerman, Michael May, Chaim Raphael, Eli Rosen, Stephen Roth, Bernice Rubens, Clive Sinclair, George Stiner, David Strassler, and Leon Yudkin, "Criminal, klezmer, maggid: Jewish crime in Jewish writing," Murray Baumgarten, "Clive Sinclair," interviewed by Dvid Herman, "The poetry translations of Jacob Sonntag," selected and introduced by Ruth Sonntag, "Russ Karel," interviewed by David Herman, "Film and the Jewish stereotype," Jonathan Davis, "The estrangement of Anglo-Jewsh intellectuals," Israel Finestein, "A divided socety," David Capitanchikm "Coaltions soup: a personal view of the 1984 election campaign," David Cesarini, "Begin: a talent to divide," Rafael Scharf, "A retun to the emotions of 1933," Dov Vardi, "Israel and South Afric: what kind of relationship?" Riva Krut, "Antisemtism during the black years," Lev Ovsishcher, "Fuga," Gabriel Josipovici, "Polonaise," Der Nister, poetry by David Fram and Anthony Fagin.

Hardbound. Condición: Very Good. Royal octavo, grey cloth with gold lettering, 56, 56, 56 pp. b/w photos and drawings Articles in issue 87-88 are "Israel cannot be a country like all others,' Nahum Goldman, "From an Israel Notebook," Sonntag, "Shylock - Symbol or Steroetype," Edna Krane, "The Merchant," Arnold Wesker, "Jerusalem Symposium on 'Daniel Deronda,'" "Our Family Legend," Laurence Lerner, A'lbert Cohen at 81," Alexandra Strong, "The Poetry of Gertrud Kolmar," Harry Zohn, "Two Poems," Gertud Kolmar, "Charles Reznikoff," Howard Schwartz, "Primitivism in 'Primitive Art," Josef Herman "The Arts in Islam," Helen Rosenau, "Beyond Imagination," Vera Elyashiv, "After Tjirty Years," Prmo Levi, "Yiddish - Language fo Survival," William Glicksman, "Which Yiddish?" Joeh Witriol, "The Hassid from Prague," Freema Gottlieb, "Sholom Aleichem's Social Conscence," S.J. Goldsmith, "Koestler's Curiosity," Hyam Maccoby,"Ideology and Idenity," Benjamin Beit-Halahmi, "Liturgy and Dram," avid Daiches, "Relgiiosusity an Conservatism," B.R. Scharf, "A World of Words," Howard Schwartz.Articles in issue 89 are "Israel Zangwill: a revaluaton," J.C. Benjamn, "N.H. ('Herzele') Imber," Bernard Winehouse, "Pages from a Princeton Journal," Dannie Abse, "Jerusalem Confernce on Yiddish," Sonntag, "Israeli Socety in the 70s," Dan Leon, "Art in War-time Glasgow," Anna H. Shepherd, "Exploring Jewish art," Isiaah Shachar, "George Him's Art," Mrek Zulawski, "Hitler's Genrals," Reuben Zainsztein, "Thirty Years after Nuremberg," S.J. Godsmith, "Patriarch and Patriot," Chaim Rapahel, "The Rose of Manchester Jewry," W.J. Fishman, "The Price of Redemption," Margot Lester, "Reluctant Hero," Elaine Feinstein, "A Homeland of sorts," Sonntag, "Edwardian Twilight," Barnet Ltvinoff, "Manger in Polsh," Josef Herman.Articles in issue 90 are "Meetng the Challenge," Eleizer D. Jaffe, "Short Story," Anna Sotto, "Pinter's 'No-Man's Land," Stephen H. Gale, "Bellow on 'Cultual Nihilism,'" Ada Aharoni, "Interview with Abba Kovner," Moseh Dor, "Poem," Arhur C. jacobs, "Mangeriade," Yossi Gamzu, "Josef Herman Exhibition," Louise Collis, "Two Recent Exhibitions," Julia Feeemna, "Simon Dubnow (1860-1941)," S. Levenberg, "The Vilna that was.," Reuben Ainsztain, "On Books and Man," Rafael Schartf, "Who?.Where?.What?," I. McCullen, "Is it good fo the Jews?" Frederic Raphael, "Rebuke for the Angels," Anthony Rudolf, "Helping the Palestinians," Hyam Maccoby, "Seeing Both Sides," Jonathan Magonet, "The Rise and Fall of Immigrant Culture," W.J. Fishman, "Ecile or Exodus?" Sonntag, "Recent Poetry," Arthur Jacobs.

Hardbound. Condición: Very Good. Royal octavo, brown cloth with gold lettering, 64, 80, 64 pp. b/w photos and drawings Articles in issue 102 are "Zionism and World Jewry," Nahum Goldmann, "Let my people live!" Immanuel Jakobovits, "Humour in the bible," Francis Landy, "The Jewish contribution to post-war Italian literature," Edouard Roditi, "and the dream took on a face," Cordelia Edvardson, "Return to Westerbork," Jacob Boas, "From vant-Garde to National Theatre," Michael Alvrez, "In memory of Hanna Rovina," M.A., "A contemporary Purim-Shpiel," Shifra Epstein, Reflection on an At Exhibition," Moelwyn Merchant, "Portrait of the painter Herman [Josef]," Carol Burns, "Is there a 'Jewish Art,'" Julia Neuberger, "Towards a 'new messianism,'" L.T.S. Littman, "Four pomes about Prague," Peter Gilbert, "Myth and Reality," Konstantn Barazov.Articles in issue 102-103 are "The 'not-so-secret' underground," editorial, "Froman Italian notebook - July180," Ben Segal, "In a London park (poem)," Moshe Dor, "interview with Professor Leibowitz," Lynne Reid Banks, "Two Poems," Miriam Waddngton, "Yakov Talmon, a personal tribute," Renee Winegarten, "Three Poems," Joyce Herbert, "Ringelblum of the Archives," Rafael Scharf, "Shome Asch - Centenary," Ber Mark, "Yiddish folksongs of social signifcance," Ruth Rubin, "Ernest Bloch - a centenary," Alexander Knapp, "Manes Sperber's Autobiography," Edouard Roditi, "Umberto Saba's poetry," E. Gilson, "I Had (poem)," Umberto Saba, "Two Poems," Oscar Levertin, "George Eliot's passionate testimony," Roy Oliver, "Horoshima (Poem)," Nini Ettlinger, "Isaac rosenberg's 'Daughters of War,'" M.B Mencher, "The song of the little kid,"Itzik Manger, "Margaret Waterhouse's role in the 'Mangeriade,'" Joseph Leftwich, "Art and Society," Josef Herman, "George Him at 80," "Joe Rose's recent paintings," "In the Beginning," Shlomo Zemach, "Shelter," Denorah Freeman, "Portrait n Grey," Carole Malkin, "A Legendary Grandmother (Poem)," W. Kline. Articles in issue 105 are "A Time for questioning," editorial, "Anti-semitism and Xenophobia," Edouardd Roditi, "An Anglo-Jewish conversation," Renee Winegarten, "Weizman's life in his letters," Barnet Litvinoff, "The British Connection," Alan Sillitoe, "Four Poems," Seymour Mayne, "The poetry of Muriel Rukeyser," Jo-Ann Mort, "Hermann Melvlle's Shekinah," Roy Oliver, "Folksongs of social significance - 2," Ruth Rubin, "Two Fables," Eleizer Steinbarg, "On Bible, my country," Roman Brand staetter, "Trnslator's note," Reuben Ainsztein, "Jacob Epstein (1880-1959)," William Vaughan, "A tribute to Jacob Epstein," Josef Herman, "A Pissarro Museum near Paris," Edouard Roditi, "Russian Avant-Garde Art," Sophi Wyatt, "Art that survived," Helen Rosenau, "Two poems," Lotte Kramer, "Terezn - forty years on," Gloria Tessler, "Oral history on film," Peter Gilbert, "The 24th London Film Festival," Mira Hamermesh, "The Broar Pipe," Emma Klein.

Hardbound. Condición: Very Good. Royal octavo, grey cloth with gold lettering, 56, 56, 136 pp. b/w photos and drawings Articles in issue 95 are "Reflections on an Anniversary," editorial, "Sadat's peace initiative and its aftermath," J.L. Talmon, "Zionism: Aims and Reality," Nahum Goldmann, "Lessosn of History," S. Levenberg, "Genesis of the Jerusalem 'Scripts,'" Immanuel Velikovsky, "The Utopian Art of 'Bezalel,'" Gideon Ofrat, "Art Notes in Brief," Josef Herman, "Jewish Artists of Gt. Britain, 1845-194," Julian Freeman, "The Philossophy of Freedom," Octavio Paz, "Books and People," Martin Buber, "Terrorism and TV," Jillian Becker, "Can Soviet-Yiddsh Culture by Revived?" Elias Schulman, "Two Poems," Leib Kvitko, "The Transmitter," Alex Auswaks.Articles in issue 96 are "The Call for 'Peace Now!'" editorial, "In defense of Israel's good name," commentary, "From an Israel Notebook," Philip Kleinman, "The Prophets of Doom," Chaim Bermant, "Shortcomings an Failures," Charles Spencer, "The Eucational Gap," S.J. Goldsmith, "Where have all the Dons gone?" Nicholas Kochan, "Where do we go from here?" Paul Shaw, "'Rebbe', 'Rav', 'Rabbi," Jeremy Rosen, "'Galut' - a mission or curse?" Stephen L. Weinsten, poetry by Lotte Kramer, Abba Kovner, Ruth Beker and Janette Ruth Heller, "Maurycy Gottlieb," Alfred werner, "Frank Auerbach Exhibition," Julan Freeman, "A new kind of Museum, J.S., "interview with Shalke Weinberg," Michael Kustow.Articles in issues 97/98 are "Peace is indivsible," editorial, "1978 Nobel Prize for Literature," commentary, "Complaints & Compliments," S.J. Goldsmith, "The Fear that conquors fear," A.B. Yehoshua, "Jerusalem - 'a pattern of pluralism,'" Sophia Wyatt, "Myth and Reality," Fred S. Worms, "Religion's Failure to meet challenge," Hyam Maccoby, "'Holocaust': a film-maker's experience," Mira Hamermesh, "Two poems for K," Anna Sotto, "Birthday Thoughts," Eduard Goldstuecker, "Searching for the sane society," Geoge Frankl, "Living in the Present," Norman Kreitman, "'Between Two Worlds,'" Louis Marks, "Journey to Poland 1978," Rafael Scharf, "South African Jewry's precarous position," Davd Rosen, "Springtide in Egypt," J.B Segal, "MY Egypt," Gabriel Josipovici, "Anwar Sadat (Poem)," William Oxley, "The modern artist in modern socety," Josef Herman, "Towards a definition of Jewish Art," Charles Spencer, "Self-portrait in print," Julian Freeman, "The Book of Esther," Chaim Rafael, "The Cohen Family in 'Daniel Deronda,'" May Daniels, "Reflections on Anglo-Jewish Poetry," William Baker, "Finding a voice of my own," Dannie Abse, "The Survivors(poem)," Ruth Beker, Hospital visit (poem)," Lotte Kramer, "From an Amercan Journal," Arnold wesker, "The Separdic element in French Literature," Edouard roditi, "The Anglo-Jewish Revolt of 1853," Israel Finestein, "'All we want in your happiness.'" Frederic Raphael.

Hardbound. Condición: Very Good. Royal octavo, grey cloth with gold lettering, 56, 56, 56, 56 pp. b/w photos and drawings Articles in issue 91 are "Israel Zangwill in his day," Israel Finestein, "Uri Zvi Greenberg at 80," Yehuda Friedlander, "On translating poetry," Alan Sillitoe, "Four Poems," Selma Meerbaum-Eisinger, "Writing about Israel," Lynne Reid Banks, "Art in Suburbia," Alfred Werner, "Scholem Asch on Art," Josef Herman, "The Days of Creation," Helen Rosenau, "A national Jewsh history," Chimen Abramsky, "An unresolved riddle," Isaiah Shachar, "Karl Marx's view on the Jewsh Question," S. Levenberg, "Modern Hebrew literature," David Daiches, "A ferment of love," Cha Rapahel, "The ongoing tradition," Dannie Abse, "A Century after," Renee Weingarten, "Dream and reality," Sonntag, "Male-dominated religion," Julia Neuberger, "Change amidst diversity," Lionel Kochan, "Early disputations," Hyam Maccoby, "Who? Where? Waht?' P. Levy-Menard. Articles in issue 92 are "Zionism: revolt against historic destiny," Robert Wistrich, "Israel - 'end of an era?'" Tony King, "The Israeli image in Arab literature," Shimon Ballas, "Maimonides' Philosophy," Louis Jacobs, "Spinoza - emancipator of reason," Hyman Levy, "The road to Utopia," Hyam Maccoby, "Six continental artists," Josef Herman "Homage to Schoenberg," Sophia Wyatt, "Schoenberg's 'biblical way,'" Leonard Stein, "A mirror on a stone," Peretz Markish, "Blessed be the word," Shmuel Halkin, "To Israel," Jorge Luis Borges, "Koczcak and his time," Rafael Scharf, "Bismarck's Jewish advisor," L.F. Carsten, "The Poems in English," David Goldsein, "A Decade of service," Dow Marmur, "American Jewry's Roots," William Fishman, "A long journey's end," Sonntag, "The witness," Anthony Rudolf, "Healng Humour," Alastair Falk "Morality Tales," Francis Landy, "Shultish's revenge," Howard Schwartz.Articles in issue # 93are "Letter from srael," Mira Bar-Hillel, "Realism v. Mysticism," Ehud BEn Ezer, "The Balfour Declaraion," S. Levenberg, "An accident of history," Barnet Litvinoff, "In searhc of the 'Arab characer,'" Benjamin Bet-Hallahmy, "A visit to Damascus," Robert D. Kaplan, "Mendele Mocher Seforim," S.J. Goldsmith, "My Father," Marc Chagall, "My mother tongue," Joseph Kerler, "IsaacBabel's Jewish roots,"Efraim Sicher, "Marc Chagall at Ninety," Josef Herman, "Poem," A.N. Stencl, "eisensadt - a 'museum town,'" Alfred Werner, "Conference on Jewish Art," Vera Emmanuel, "emanuel Ringerlblum - the Chronicler of the Holocaust," William Glicksman, "The mage of the unimaginable," Josef Herman, "Th end of a myth," Hyam Maccoby, "The transient & the Eternal," Louis Marks, "A grave distortion," Harry Zohn, "'The torch' of dissent," Sonntag, "in serach of roots," William J. Fishman, "A poet's vision," Deborah Maccoby, "Lullabiesand laments," Howard Schwartz, "Jerusalem of the kind," Matthew Nezvisky.Article in issue 94 are"Will 1978be the year of eace?" commentary, "From apocalypic doom to euphoria," Lynn Reid Banks, "Revisiting Egypt - after 28 years," Ben Segal, "Encounters in Cairo," Shimon Samuels, "poland in the inter-war years," Adam Ciolkosz, "In Rumania Today," Edouard Roditi, "Bernard-Lazare's road to freedom," Jeremy J. Coopman, "Te Xford Centre for Hebrew Studies," David Paterson, "The Story of 'Habonim,'" Tony Lerman, "British Painting 1952-1977," Rubin Rosen, "Soutine's strange genius," Josef Herman,"Joe Rose Exhibition at Ben Uri," J.H., "An interview with Julian Becker," Vera Emmanuel, "Jews on the Big Screen," Pamela Melnikoff, "Four Poems," Alan Sillitoe, "Requiem," Nini Ettlinger,

Hardbound. Condición: Very Good. Royal octavo, brown cloth with gold lettering, 56, 56, 56 pp. b/w photos and drawings Articles in issue 106 are "With a view to the future," editorial, "Will Common Sense Prevail?" Nahum Goldmann, "Vladimir Jabotnsky," Robert Wstrich, "J.L. Talmon: In Memoram," Shlomo Avineri, "Poem," Lala Baroc, "Shylock - The Myth and the Man," Edna Krane, "The Oedipus Myth in Fiction," Rhona Tinner, "Peretz Markish's 'Secret Poem,'" Elias Schulman, "Nadezhda Mandelshtam," Tricia Corob, "Mandelshtam in Exle," Lotte Kramer, "Studies in Jewish Law," Bernard S. Jackson, "Letters to my Daughters," Fred S. Worms, "Jesus, the Jew," Richard Crossman & HYam Maccoby, "The Leeds anti-Jewish riots 1917," Avraham Gilam, "Berlin Revisited," Aliza Lven berg, "The Polish Conumdruum," Rafael Scharf, "Three London Exhibitions," Josef Hermn, "Past Tense," Hyam Maccoby.Articles in issue 107 are "Israel: Vistion and reality," editorial, "'Pillar of Fire' - the British Connecton," MichaelAlmaz, "The Third Israel," Keith Bosley, "Leaves from a notebook," Frederic Raphael "A grave in the sky (poem)," William Oxley, "The stature o Stefan Zweig," Harry Zohn, "saac Rosenberg's 'Moses,'" M.B. Mencher, "Three poems," Anthony Fagin, "The novels of Chaim Potok," J.B. Benjamin, "Wergeeland, the poet of freedom," Minnie Temkn, "Prisoners (Poem)," Louise J. Rosenberg "Four London Exhibitions," Josef Herman, "Intervew with Sir Enst Gombrich," Sophia Wyatt.Articles in issue 108 are "A century of greatchanges," editorial, "The Arab in Fact and Fction," Risa Domb, "What went wrong?" Chaim Bermant, "Dayan Remembered," Eric Silver, "The Silnce of Disbelef," Davd Herman, "Sitting on a Volcano - a Polish Interlude," Rafael Scharf, "Elias Canetti - Nobel Prize Winner for Literature 1981," Edouard Roditi, "Half-Brother (Poem)," Louise J. Rosenberg, "Isaac (peom)," Sacha Rabinovitch, "My Literary Education," Judan Waten, "Day of Atonement (Poem)," Peter Gilbert, "Bashevis Singer - In search of his autobiography,'" Chone Shmeruk, "Farewell to Poland (Poem)," DavidSfard, "The Investigation," Mendel Kohansky, "The Painer and Literature," Josef Herman.

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Pb. Jacob Sonntag 1905 - 1984. G+.

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