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008  990222s1999    nyua          001 0 eng  
010      $a   99020625
020      $a0815605757 (alk. paper)
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050  00  $aPT2603.U15$bA273 1999
082  00  $a838/.91209$221
100  1   $aBuber, Martin,$d1878-1965.
240  10  $aSelections.$lEnglish.$f1999
245  14  $aThe first Buber :$byouthful Zionist writings of
         Martin Buber /$cedited and translated from the German by
         Gilya G. Schmidt.
250      $a1st ed.
260      $aSyracuse, N.Y. :$bSyracuse University
         Press,$c1999.
300      $axxvii, 226 p. :$b1 ill. ;$c24 cm.
490  1   $aThe Martin Buber library
500      $aIncludes index.
650   0  $aZionism$vPoetry.
650   0  $aZionism.
650   0  $aJews$zGermany$xIntellectual life.
700  1   $aSchmidt, Gilya Gerda.
800  1   $aBuber, Martin,$d1878-1965.$tMartin Buber library.
970  01  $tIntroduction
970  21  $l1$tThe Awakening of Our People (poem)$p3
970  21  $l2$tNew Youth (poem)$p5
970  21  $l3$tThe Ploughman (poem)$p7
970  21  $l4$tNarcissus (poem)$p9
970  21  $l5$tPrayer (poem)$p12
970  21  $l6$tMay Magic (poem)$p12
970  11  $l7$tMountaintop Bonfires (essay)$p13
970  11  $l8$tFestivals of Life (essay)$p17
970  21  $l9$tA Purim-Prologue (poem)$p20
970  11  $l10$tUrgent Work (essay)$p22
970  11  $l11$tThe Congressional Platform (essay)$p26
970  11  $l12$tI. L. Peretz (essay)$p28
970  11  $l13$tJewish Renaissance (essay)$p30
970  11  $l14$tJewish Studies (essay in two parts)$p34
970  11  $l15$tA Group for Jewish Art and Jewish Studies
         (essay)$p42
970  11  $l16$tA Young Judaic Stage (essay)$p43
970  11  $l17$tAddress on Jewish Art (essay)$p46
970  11  $l18$tLesser Ury (essay)$p64
970  11  $l19$tJewish Art (essay)$p86
970  11  $l20$tA Word Regarding the Fifth Congress (essay in
         two parts)$p88
970  11  $l21$tJewish Artists (introductory essay)$p100
970  11  $l22$tWays to Zionism (essay)$p105
970  11  $l23$tA Day of World Zionism (essay)$p109
970  11  $l24$tThe Jewish Woman's Zion (essay)$p111
970  11  $l25$tA Spiritual Center (essay)$p118
970  21  $l26$tTwo Dances (poem)$p128
970  21  $l27$tThe Flame (poem)$p132
970  21  $l28$tThe Redemption (poem)$p133
970  21  $l29$tThe Disciple (poem)$p134
970  21  $l30$tThe Magi (poem)$p135
970  21  $l31$tThe Daemon (poem)$p136
970  21  $l32$tElijahu (poem)$p139
970  11  $l33$tThe Productive Ones, the People and the
         Movement (essay)$p140
970  11  $l34$tTheodor Herzl (essay)$p146
970  11  $l35$tHerzl and History (essay)$p154
970  11  $l36$tAn Explanation (response to Herzl essay)$p164
970  11  $l37$tHe and We (essay)$p166
970  11  $l38$tThe Jewish Movement (essay)$p171
970  11  $l39$tThe Jewish Cultural Problem and Zionism
         (essay)$p175
970  11  $l40$tThe Discovery of Palestine (essay)$p195
970  11  $l41$tThe Hebrew Language (essay)$p198
970  11  $l42$tThe Land of the Jews (essay)$p206
970  01  $tIndex$p211
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871      $aQEII$bBOOKSTACKS$cPT 2603 U14 A273 1999$dBOOK$f1