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תשובתו של סנייפ : זהות וההתמודדות עם הצל התרבותי - הארי פוטר כמקרה מבחן.

כהנא, ברוך, 1958-

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החברה והשפעתה : על פי השקפת חז"ל ורבותינו / מאת אברהם בהר"ן.

בהר"ן, אברהם, 1935-1995

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תנאי הנפש להשגת החסידות : מדריך להתבוננות יהודית / מנחם אקשטיין.

עקשטיין, מנחם בן מרדכי, 1880-1943 מחבר

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Reading Jewish identity, spiritual alienation, and Reform Judaism through the veil of abstract self-hatred, racial degeneration, and anti-Semitism in Julia Frankau's "Dr. Phillip; a Maida Vale Idyll".

Devine, Luke

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Victor Klemperer, a Jew but also a Man : the importance of understanding German-Jewish masculinities in the Third Reich.

Huebel, Sebastian

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Helen Wise Molony's "True Love Falters Not" : the "new muscular Jew" and the docile Jewish daughter.

Rabinovich, Irina, 1963-

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"Al Parashat D'rakhim : the negotiated crossroads as a rabbinic crossroads".

Cohen, Martin Samuel, 1953-

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Zielkundige verhandeling / van Maimonides ; opnieuw uit het Hebreeuwsch vertaald en met aanteekeningen voorzien en vermeerderd door M.M. Cohen Jr.

Moses Maimonides 1135-1204

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