Divrei Shalom ve-Emet

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Divrei Shalom ve-Emet is an influential Hebrew treatise by Enlightenment thinker Naphtali Herz Wessely advocating educational and social reforms within Jewish society during the Haskalah movement.

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instanceOf Haskalah work
Hebrew treatise
advocates civic loyalty of Jews to the state
introduction of secular studies for Jews
reform of Jewish schooling
aimsTo integrate Jews as useful citizens
reconcile Jewish tradition with Enlightenment values
associatedWith Central European Haskalah NERFINISHED
Naphtali Herz Wessely NERFINISHED
author Naphtali Herz Wessely NERFINISHED
circulatedIn Ashkenazi Jewish communities NERFINISHED
controversialFor challenge to rabbinic educational authority
countryOfOrigin Habsburg Monarchy NERFINISHED
criticizedBy traditionalist rabbis
genre educational treatise
political treatise
hasInfluenceOn discourse on Jewish emancipation in Europe
modern Jewish educational thought
hasPart first part on duties toward the state
second part on religious duties
historicalContext Edict of Toleration of Emperor Joseph II NERFINISHED
influenced Haskalah educational reforms
Jewish attitudes toward state authority in Central Europe
language Hebrew
mainSubject Jewish education
Jewish emancipation NERFINISHED
relationship between Jews and the state
social reform
movement Haskalah NERFINISHED
Jewish Enlightenment NERFINISHED
opposes exclusive focus on Talmudic study in Jewish schools
placeOfPublication Berlin NERFINISHED
proposes dual hierarchy of duties to the state and to God
priority of civic education for Jews
publicationYear 1782
targetAudience Jewish communities of the Habsburg Empire
traditional Jewish leadership
timePeriod late 18th century
titleTranslation Words of Peace and Truth NERFINISHED
writtenBy Naphtali Herz Wessely NERFINISHED

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Naphtali Herz Wessely notableWork Divrei Shalom ve-Emet