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Jewish universalisms: Mendelssohn, Cohen, and humanity's highest good
Jeremy Fogel
Department of Jewish Philosophy
Tel Aviv University
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Jews
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Cohen
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Highest Good
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Universalism
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Mendelssohn
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Enlightenment
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Postcolonial
33%
Human Diversity
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Universalistic Perspectives
33%
Arts and Humanities
Judaism
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Highest Good
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Universalism
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Awareness
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Enlightenment
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Post-colonial
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Human Diversity
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