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  1. Kant on the Jews and their Religion.Wojciech Kozyra - 2020 - Diametros 17 (65):32-55.
    The main focus of the article is the analysis of Kant’s notion of Judaism and his attitude toward the Jewish nation in a new context. Kant’s views on the Jewish religion are juxtaposed with those of Mendelssohn and Spinoza in order to emphasize several interesting features of Kant’s political and religious thought. In particular, the analysis shows that, unlike Mendelssohn, Kant did not consider tolerance to be the last word of the enlightened state in matters of its coexistence with religion. (...)
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  • Moses Mendelssohn Ein Forschungsbericht 1965–1980.Michael Albrecht - 1982 - Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift für Literaturwissenschaft Und Geistesgeschichte 57 (1):64-159.
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  • Kant and Spinoza on the Old Covenant.Wojciech Kozyra - 2020 - Diametros 19 (73):1-19.
    Spinoza is often presented as an important source for Kant’s view on Judaism and the Old Testament. This claim is often made on the basis of the alleged affinity between the relevant ideas of the two thinkers. In this article, I agree with scholars who point out that Spinoza’s direct influence on Kant’s view of the Old Covenant can be doubted, and further argue that the substance of their ideas about the Hebrew Bible is fundamentally different. I discuss their views (...)
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