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Nature, human nature, and Jewish nature in early modern Europe
Noah J Efron
Science Technology and Society Program
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Arts and Humanities
Judaism
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Early Modern Europe
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Natural Philosophy
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Human Nature
100%
realm
80%
Secularization
60%
Creeds
60%
Jews
40%
Discourse
20%
European Jews
20%
16 th century
20%
Divinity
20%
Independent
20%
Jewish culture
20%
distancing
20%
Ashkenazi
20%
forebears
20%
Max WEBER
20%
Particularity
20%
pastime
20%
Worldliness
20%
Physical World
20%
Keyphrases
Jewish
100%
Early Modern Europe
100%
Natural philosophy
100%
Human Nature
100%
Secularization
60%
Jews
40%
Jewish Culture
20%
European Jews
20%
16th Century
20%
Early Modern Period
20%
Divine
20%
Religious Beliefs
20%
Physical World
20%
Ashkenazi Jews
20%
Central European
20%
Supernatural
20%
Pastimes
20%
Max Weber
20%
Paradoxical Relationship
20%
First Nature
20%
Worldliness
20%