 | Jürgen Habermas - 1985 - 248 דפים
...bound to history itself and not to meta-history; it has not given itself up totally to Messianism. Whether or not Jewish history will be able to endure...conjured up — that is the question which out of this great and dangerous past the Jew of this age poses to his present and to his future.20 Notes 1.... | |
 | Susan Rubin Suleiman - 1998 - 460 דפים
...acutely aware of the severe test to which the creation of the state had put Jewish history. Having asked "whether or not Jewish history will be able to endure this entry into a concrete realm," they soon found that the state's "presumptive demand that its mundane interests... | |
 | Christian Wiese - 2007 - 300 דפים
...bound to history itself and not to meta-history; it has not given itself up totally to Messianism. Whether or not Jewish history will be able to endure...the Jew of this age poses to his present and to his future. Apart from this political aspect, pointing to the dangers of religious Zionism, Scholem also... | |
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... when it set out on the Utopian return to Zion. It is a readiness which no longer allows itself to be fed on hopes. Born out of the horror and destruction that was Jewish history in our generation, it is bound to history itself and not to meta-history;... 