Samuel Hugo Bergman

Israeli philosopher born in Austria-Hungary (1883-1975)

Born	1883
Died	1975

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Faith and reason: an introduction to modern jewish thought

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1961 — 6 editions
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Toldot ha-filosofyah ha-ḥadashah: Yaʻaḳobi: Fikhṭe: Sheling

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1970 — 4 editions

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Toldot ha-filosofyah ha-ḥadashah: Yaʻakobi, Fikhṭa, Sheling

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1970 — 4 editions

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Mavo le-torat ha-hakarah

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1940 — 2 editions

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Hoge ha-dor

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1934 — 2 editions

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Hogim u-maʾaminim: masot

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1959 — 2 editions

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ha- Filosofyah ha-diʾalogit mi-Ḳirḳagor ʻad Buber

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1965 — 2 editions

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ha- Filosofyah shel Shelomoh Maimon

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1932 — 2 editions

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Faith and reason

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1900 — 2 editions

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Aharon Daṿid Gordon

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1950 — 2 editions

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Anashim u-derakhim

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1967 — 2 editions

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ha-Filosofyah ha-diʾalogit

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1956 — 2 editions

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Bārūkh Shpīnōzā

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1937 — 1 edition

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ha-Filosofyah shel Shelomoh Maimon

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1932 — 1 edition

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Bet ha-sefarim ha-leʾumi ṿeha-universiṭaʾi bi-shenot 680-695

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1935 — 1 edition

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Mavo le-torat-ha-higayon: ha-madaʻ ha-ʻiyuni shel ha-seder

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1953 — 1 edition

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Ḳidush ha-Shem

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1964 — 1 edition

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ha-Filosofyah shel ʻImanuʾel Ḳant

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1927 — 1 edition

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Madaʻ ṿe-emunah: shivʻah peraḳim ʻal Ziḳatam ha-hadadit

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1944 — 1 edition

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ʻAm-ʾadam

by Samuel Hugo Bergman First published in 1930 — 1 edition

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Israeli philosopher born in Austria-Hungary (1883-1975)

Born	1883
Died	1975

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OLID: OL169909A
ISNI: 0000000117771053
Library of Congress Names: n85339336
VIAF: 99816373
Wikidata: Q78891
Inventaire.io: wd:Q78891

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