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Dr. Rony Klein, professor of political philosophy at Tel Aviv University specializing in French political thought, explores with host Gilad Halpern how late 20th century Jewish philosophers posed a challenge to the ideas of Enlightenment that were the predominant themes in their intellectual sphere.
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Dr. Rony Klein, professor of political philosophy at Tel Aviv University specializing in French political thought, explores with host Gilad Halpern how late 20th century Jewish philosophers posed a challenge to the ideas of Enlightenment that were the predominant themes in their intellectual sphere.
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