Kitve 'A.L. Levinski

Kitve 'A.L. Levinski is a collection of writings by Elhanan Loeb Levinsky (1857-1910), a prominent Hebrew author and intellectual. This volume, edited by Joseph Klausner, offers a glimpse into Levinsky's thoughts on a variety of subjects pertinent to early 20th-century Jewish life and culture.

Containing essays and literary pieces, the collection reflects Levinsky's engagement with contemporary issues and his contribution to the development of modern Hebrew literature. Readers interested in the intellectual history of the period, as well as the evolution of Hebrew literary expression, will find this book to be a valuable resource. It sheds light on the socio-cultural landscape of the time and Levinsky's role within it.

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