Nathan Rotenstreich

Nathan Rotenstreich (; born 31 March 1914, died 11 October 1993) was an Israeli professor of philosophy. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Order and might /
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    Humanism in the contemporary era.
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    Experience and its systematization ; studies in Kant.
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    On the human subject ; studies in the phenomenology of ethics and politics.
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    Practice and realization : studies in Kant's moral philosophy /
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    Jewish philosophy in modern times; from Mendelssohn to Rosenzweig.
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    Basic problems of Marx's philosophy.
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    Spirit and man ; an essay on being and value.
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    Philosophy, history and politics : studies in contemporary English philosophy of history /
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    Man and his dignity /
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    Reflection and action /
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    Time and meaning in history /
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    Alienation : the concept and its reception /
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    Immediacy and its limits : a study in Martin Buber's thought /
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    Synthesis and intentional objectivity : on Kant and Husserl /
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    Order and might /
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    Zionism : past and present /
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    Zionism : past and present /
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    Order and might /
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    The recurring pattern ; studies in anti-Judaism in modern thought.
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