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The origins of Jewish secularization in eighteenth-century Europe
Shmuel Feiner
, Chaya Naor
, שמואל פיינר
Department of Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry
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Judaism
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Europe
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Jews
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Secularization
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Eighteenth Century
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Religion
50%
Discourse
25%
Talmud
25%
Jewish history
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Secular
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Jewishness
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Majority
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Liberation
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Torah
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Revelation
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Commandments
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Cultural codes
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Enlightenment
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Scripture
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Synagoge
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Indifference
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Prague
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Amsterdam
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Heresy
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Adherence
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bedroom
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deist
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Enlightenment Europe
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Hamburg
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Coffeehouse
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London
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Berlin
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Minority Groups
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Revival
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Cultural Meaning
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Keyphrases
Jews
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Secularization
100%
Eighteenth-century Europe
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Jewish Emancipation
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Prague
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Clothing
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Europe
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Talmud
16%
Rabbis
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Cultural Code
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Jewishness
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Berlin
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Gentiles
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Torah
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Commandments
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Enlightenment
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Synagogue
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Ashkenazi Jews
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18th Century
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Breslau
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Active Part
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Rebellion
16%
Amsterdam
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Heresy
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Bedroom
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Haskalah
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Modern Jewish History
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Hamburg
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Permissiveness
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Freethinkers
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Boulevard
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Coffeehouse
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Stroll
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Deists
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Authority of Scripture
16%
Cultural Meaning
16%
Quest for Identity
16%
Old Order
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Devoutness
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