You tai ren wei he cheng gong : you tai tou nao de mi mi .li shi yu chuan qi : yi ge shi ren jie gan xing qu de min zu.yi ge you tai la bi dui zu ren de shen ke pou xi = Why are Jews successful  Why the Jews Succeed: The Secret of the Jewish Mind: History and Legend: A People of Interest: A Jewish Rabbi's Insightful Analysis of His People 

• Product Details

  Product #

  2464140B

  Author(s)

  Rotenberg, Nechemia

  City

  New Taipei City 

  Country

  Taiwan 

  Language

  Chinese (simplified) 

  ISBN

  9789863601746 

  Date of Publication

  2014 

  Publisher

  Li xu wen hua shi ye you xian gong si  

  Cover Type

  Soft cover 

  Pages

  283 

  Subject

  Economics / Business / Commerce

  Subject

  Jewish Studies

   

• Product Details in Original Language

  Author

  尼凯米亚·罗森伯格

  Publisher

  立绪文化事业有限公司  

• Description

  Why the Jews Succeed: The Secret of the Jewish Mind: History and Legend: A People of Interest: A Jewish Rabbi's Insightful Analysis of His People When the Jews went through the mass diaspora, mass immigration, and massacres... the Jews scattered all over the world, after accepting the assimilation of other nations, how much did they understand their own national history and how much did they identify with their own identity? In the long Jewish history, the Jewish nation has had three official names: Hebrew, Judea, and Israel. These three historical names are still in use today, and they are unique among all nations in the world. This fact reflects that the Jewish people has always been developing, but also has always preserved its ancient roots. The author of this book is the respected Jewish Rabbi Nikemia. Rosenberg (Nechemia Rotenberg), starting with "the definition of a Jew", combs Jewish history and religious background. The book also lists the contributions and deeds of Jewish celebrities such as Wittgenstein, Marx, Freud, Kafka, Rothschild, etc., and analyzes the secret of why Jews succeed, as well as their distinctive national characteristics, How did it lead to anti-Semitism? Finally, the mission and responsibility of the Jews as "God's chosen people" will be discussed.