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Discourses of Keidansky

by Bernard G. Richards

Level C1 · AdvancedPhilosophy26 chapters
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About this book

In a vibrant Ghetto café, a disillusioned social reformer wrestles with shattered ideals and the relentless grip of harsh realities, questioning whether dreams of revolution can survive a world bent on change without transformation.

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Contents

26 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02Introductory
03I Keidansky Decides to Leave the Social Problem Unsolved for the Present
04II He Defends the Holy Sabbath
05III Sometimes He is a Zionist
06IV Art for Tolstoy's Sake
07V "Three Stages of the Game"
08VI "The Badness of a Good Man"
09VII "The Goodness of a Bad Man"
10VIII "The Feminine Traits of Men"
11IX The Value of Ignorance
12X Days of Atonement

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