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Page 190
... Hasidim and the " Opponents " ( Mitnaggedim ) did not finally degenerate into a schism ; after three generations , a kind of tacit compromise was established between the two tendencies - Hasidic and Talmudic - without the con ...
... Hasidim and the " Opponents " ( Mitnaggedim ) did not finally degenerate into a schism ; after three generations , a kind of tacit compromise was established between the two tendencies - Hasidic and Talmudic - without the con ...
Page 197
... Hasidim , the parodies of Hasidic literature . One of the earliest writers of this period was Israel Axenfeld . His stories and plays satirized the superstitions and impracti- cality of the eastern European Jews and criticized their ...
... Hasidim , the parodies of Hasidic literature . One of the earliest writers of this period was Israel Axenfeld . His stories and plays satirized the superstitions and impracti- cality of the eastern European Jews and criticized their ...
Page 200
... Ḥasidic dances . ) Sim- ilar dances take place in the 20th century at the Western Wall in Jerusalem on the sabbath eve . Hasidic . The Hasidic cult ( devoted to mysticism and opposed to secular studies and Jewish rationalism ) , which ...
... Ḥasidic dances . ) Sim- ilar dances take place in the 20th century at the Western Wall in Jerusalem on the sabbath eve . Hasidic . The Hasidic cult ( devoted to mysticism and opposed to secular studies and Jewish rationalism ) , which ...
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