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The Divinity Library Vanderbilt University The Divinity Library Vanderbilt University Glatzer Offprint and Ephemera Collection NNG = Nahum N. Glatzer * = signed or initialed by author reg. = authors regards A. Articles by or about Nahum N. Glatzer Box/Folder # Folder Description Contents 1/1 Glatzer, Nahum. Article or Chapter, 1. "Leopold Zunz and the Jewish English. Pages and photocopy of pages. Community" 1/2 Glatzer, Nahum. Article Reprint, 1. …Hebrew text... Hebrew. Jan. 1960 1/3 Glatzer, Nahum. English Manuscript: Notes on an Unpublished Letter by I.M. Jost 1/4 Glatzer, Nahum. Two Hebrew Articles. 1. …Hebrew text... (one has two copies) 2. …Hebrew text... 1/5 Glatzer, Nahum. Hebrew Essay: … Hebrew text... Reprint from Samuel Belkin Memorial Volume, 1981. 1/6 Glatzer, Nahum. 1. "On an Unpublished Letter of Isaak Markus Jost," Year Book Two Essays from the Leo Baeck XXII, Leo Baeck Institute, 1977. Institute, English 2. "Reflections on Buber’s Impact on German Jewry," Year Book XXV, Leo Baeck Institute, 1980. 1/7 Glatzer, Nahum. Introduction to Die Pharisäer by R. Travis Herford 1/8 3 English Articles by or about Glatzer. 1. NNG. "The Jewish Family and Humanistic Values." Journal of Jewish Communal Service, Vol. XXXVI, No. 3, Spring, 1960. 2. Altmann, Alexander. "Nahum N. Glatzer: The Man and His Work." Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought, Vol. 12, No. 2, Spring, 1963. 3. NNG. Photocopy of statement on the purpose of teaching. 1/9 Glatzer, Nahum. Two Hebrew Articles 1. …Hebrew text... about Josephus Flavius and Martin 2. "Josephus Flavius in Klausner’s Buber Historiography." Bitzaron, Vol. XXXIX, No. 2, 1958. 1/10 Glatzer, Nahum. Leopold and Adelheid 1. "Leopold and Adelheid Zunz: Zunz: An Account in Letters, 1815- An Account in Letters." Reprint: 1885…in German Publikationen des Leo Baeck Institute of Jews from Germany, Bulletin No. 6. 1/11 Glatzer, Nahum. Four English 1. "Faith and Action." Judaism: A Articles… Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought, Vol. 17, No. 1, Winter 1968. 2. (a)"Leopold Zunz and the Jewish Community." Living Legacy, H. Hahn Festschrift, NY, 1963. (b)Second copy of above. 3. "The Attitude to Rome in the Amoraic Period." Proceedings of the Sixth World Congress of Jewish Studies, Vol. 2, Jerusalem, 1975. 4. "’Knowest Thou…?’: Notes on the Book of Job." Studies in Rationalism, Judaism and Universalism, In Memory of Leon Roth, ed. Raphael Loewe. London, 1966. 1/12 Glatzer, Nahum. Two German Articles. 1. "Wissenschaft des Judentums im deutschen Sprachbereich." Schriftenreihe Wissenschaftlicher Abhandlungen des Leo Baeck Instituts, No. 16. 2. "Jüdische Ijob-Deutungen in den ersten christlichen Jahrhunderten." Freiburger Rundbrief Vol. XXVI, Nr.97- 100, Dezember 1974. 1/13 Glatzer, Nahum. Articles from 1. "Hasidim." William Benton, Encyclopedia Britannica, 1964-74. Publ., 1964. (editions 14 and 15) 2. "Magen David." William Benton, Publ., 1965. 3. "Shema." Wm. Benton, Publ., 1965. 4. "Akiba Ben Joseph." Helen H. Benton, Publ., 1974. 1/14 Glatzer, Nahum. Book review: English, 1. "Saadia Anniversary Volume" 1944: re Saadia Gaon Anniversary. (Texts and Studies, Vol. II). New York: American Academy for Jewish Research, 1943. 1/15 Nahum Glatzer Essays: Two Hebrew 1. …Hebrew text.… Yivo Bleter: Reprints Journal of the Yiddish Scientific Institute. NY: Yiddish Scientific Institute, 1945. 2. …Hebrew text.… Bitzaron, Vol. XLV, No. 4, March 1962. 1/16 Essay by N. Glatzer, English, Book 1. Review of "The Zionist Idea: A Review Reprint… Historical Analysis and Reader," ed. Arthur Hertzberg. Garden City N.Y.: Doubleday, 1959. The Divinity Library – Vanderbilt University Glatzer Offprint and Ephemera Collection (continued) NNG = Nahum N. Glatzer * = signed or initialed by author reg. = authors regards A. Articles by or about single authors (Braude to Goldschmidt) Box/Folder Author/Subject 2/1 Braude, William G.... 1. William G. Braude, "Two Chapters of Pesikta Rabbati in English Translation." Essays in Honor of Solomon B. Freehof. Pittsburgh, PA: Rodef Shalom Congregation, 1964. 2. William G. Braude, "Face to Face: Selections from Pesikta Rabbati." Central Conference American Rabbis Journal. June 1966. 2/2 Articles by Martin Buber…(15). 1. M.B. "Revolutionäre Erhaltung: zu Gustav Landauers 30. Buber book announcement (1). Todestag." May 6, 1949. 2. "Martin Buber: Frage und Antwort." Der Jude, Vol. 6, No. 12, Sept. 1922. 3. "Martin Buber: Eine Vorrede." (to an unidentified collection of essays) 4. "Martin Buber: Die Zwei Ich." Der Jude, Vol. 6, No. 9. 5. "Martin Buber: Chassidische Schriftdeutungen." Der Jude, Vol. 7, No. 12, Dec. 1923. 6. "Die Eroberung Palästinas." 7. "Nachahmung Gottes." Der Morgen, Vol. 1, heft 6, Feb. 22, 1930. 8. "Martin Buber: Die Heirat des Baalschem." Der Jude, Vol. 6, No. 10, July 1922. 9. "Eine Übersetzung der Bibel." July 15, 1917. 10. "Zum Ein heitscharakter des Jesajubuches." Der Jude, Nov. 30, 1936. 11. "Leidensweg einer Enttäuschten: Martin Buber’s Tochter Schildert ihre russischen Erlebnisse." Aufbau, 1949. 12. Typescript. "Dr. Siegfried Guggenheim zum 80. Geburtstag. 13. (a)Unidentified collection of published letters. (b)More unidentified published letters (not a copy of the above). 14. (a)M.B. (English) "Books and People." Editorial. The Jewish Advocate, Feb. 1961. (b)Copy of above. 15. M.B.…Hebrew text... 1. Advertisement for Martin Buber’s collected essays (Hinweise: Gesammelte Essays). Publication illegible, Sept. 1954. 2/3 News Articles re Arthur A. Cohen, 1. "Problems of Belief in Modern and family? (2). Reprints and Articles. Times." Review of Milton By Cohen (3). Steinburg’s Anatomy of Faith, (A. Cohen, ed.). N.Y. Times Book Review. (no date) 2. "J. H. Cohen Dead; Led Apparel Firm." Dec. 12, 1961. 1. "Three We Have Lost: the Problem of Conversion." Conservative Judaism. Summer 1957. 2. "Religion as a Secular Ideology." Partisan Review. (no date) 3. "Messianism and the Jew." The Commonweal. July 15, 1955. 2/4 Cohen, Boaz. 4 Pamphlets. 1. Boaz Cohen, Towards a Philosophy of Jewish Law." Conservative Judaism, Vol. VI, No. 1, October 1949. 2. Boaz Cohen, "Letter and Spirit in Jewish and Roman Law." Mordecai M. Kaplan Jubilee Volume, The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 1953. a. Copy 1. b. Copy 2. 3. Pamphlet. *reg. Boaz Cohen, "Law and Ethics in the Light of the Jewish Tradition." Tree of Knowledge?, 1953? 2/5 3 Articles by Emil L. Fackenheim (2 1. Emil L. Fackenheim, "Jewish within A. Cohen’s Arguments and Existence and the Living God." Doctrines. Arguments and Doctrines (A. Cohen, ed.). 2. Emil L. Fackenheim, "Self- Realization and the Search for God." Arguments and Doctrines (A. Cohen, ed.). 3. Emil L. Fackenheim, "Salvation in Judaism." European Judaism, Vol. II, No. 1? (Summer 1967). 2/6 Reprints by Abraham G. Duker. (6 1. *reg. Eng./Heb. "The Polish items. All English.) 1 of 3 Insurrection’s Missed opportunity: Mochnacki’s Views on the Failure to Involve the Jews in the Uprising of 1830/31." Jewish Social Studies. Vol. 28, no. 4, Oct. 1966. 2. "Jewish Participation in the Polish Insurrection of 1836." In Studies and Essays I Honor of Abraham A. Neumann, Meir Ben-Horin, et al., eds. 1962. 3. "Hollaenderski’s Letter of Inquiry to Lelewel." Studies in Bibliography and Booklore. Vol. 1, No. 4, Dec. 1954. 4. "The Polish Democratic Society and the Jewish Problem, 1832- 46." Jewish Social Studies. Vol 19, No. 3-4. July-Oct. 1957. 5. "Some Aspects of Israel’s Impact on Identification and Cultural Patterns." Jewish Social Studies. Vol. 21, No. 1, Jan. 1959. 6. *reg. Heb. "Prince Czartoryski, the Émigré, on the Jewish Problem." In The Joshua Block Memorial Volume: Studies in Booklore and History, Abraham Berger, et. al., eds.. 1960. 2/7 Reprints by Abraham Duker. (6 items, 1. "Jewish Community Relations: An all English) 2 of 3 Analysis of the MacIver Report." 1952. 2. "Methodological Problems in the Writing of American Zionist History." In Early History of Zionism in America, Isidore S. Meyer, ed., 1958. 3. "An Evaluation of Achievement in American Jewish local historical Writing." Publication of the American Jewish Historical Society. Vol. 49, No. 4, June 1960. 4. "The Sale of a Negro Slave I Brooklyn in 1683." In Essays in American Jewish History to Commemorate the Tenth Anniversary of the Founding of the American Jewish Archives under the Direction of Jacob RadarMarcus, 1958. 5. "Socio-Psychological Trends in the American Jewish Community Since 1900." YIVO: Annual of Jewish Social Science. Vol. 9, 1954. 6. "Jewish volunteers in the Ottoman Polish Cossack Units During the Crimean War." Jewish Social Studies. Vol. 16, No. 3 and 4, 1954. 2/8 Reprints by Abraham G. Duker (6 1. "Notes on the Culture of American Eng, 1 Heb.) 3 of 3. Jewry." The Jewish Journal of Sociology. Vol. 2, No. 1, no date. 2. "Swedenborg’s Attitude Towards the Jews." Judaism, Vol. 5, No. 3, Summer 1956. 3. "The Lafayette Committee for Jewish Emancipation." Essays on Jewish Life and Thought. 1959. 4. "Jews in American Life." Judaism, Vol. 3, No. 4, Fall 1954. 5. "Some Trends Affecting American Jewish Life." Forum for the Problems of Zionism, Jewry and the State of Israel, Vol. 4, Spring 1959. 6. "Impact of American Life on Jewish Traditions." Changing Patterns in American Jewish Life. 7. …Hebrew text... "The Polish ‘Great Emigrations’ Appeal to the Jews of October 3, 1832." I.F. Baer Jubilee Volume. 1960. 2/9 Goldin, Judah. 1. Hebrew Pamphlet… 1. Judah Goldin, …Hebrew text... 2. English reprint. 2. *reg. Heb. Judah Goldin, "On Honi the Circle-Maker: A Demanding Prayer." Harvard Theological Review, Vol. LVI, No. 3, July 1963. 2/10 Misc. items by and concerning 1. H.G. "Heilvoller Verrat: Neue Hermann Goldschmidt (3—German). Besinnung auf Judas." Reprinted chapter from larger work by same author?—much larger work with same title and author is listed in the Library of Congress.
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