Гаммал 2013 –
Дуван 1911 –
Пигит 1894 –
Синани 1889 –
Jankowski 2016 –
Mesirat 1836 – Mesirat Moda’a (Обращение [к караимским общинам] [ивр., кар.]). Евпатория, 1836. 2 л.
Shmuelevitz 1984 –
Maxim Gammal
Lomonosov Moscow State University
Moscow, Russia
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DOI: 10.31168/2658–3356.2022.3
Abstract.
Abraham Lurzki (1792–1885) is portrayed in the traditional Karaite historiography as the leading scholar, educator and towering authority in the first half of the 19th century. He was a second-generation Lutzk émigré, hailed from a distinguished family of the Karaite scholars who had arrived in the Crimea in the early nineteenth century. His major contribution to the Karaite community at whole was his activity in the realm of the traditional education: his beit-midrash was the leading educational institution of the time. Hitherto this widely accepted view is based on only two independent sources: a very sketchy biography of Abraham Lutzki by Isaac Sinani and the memoirs wrote by his grandson Jacob Duvan. Needless to say that both sources are hagiography by their nature and therefore not very reliable ones. This paper seeks to establish the key features of the social standing and career of Abraham Lutzki in the Karaite community of the Crimea in its formative years. An attempt is made by utilizing new archival (mostly personal and administrative character) from the Manuscript Department of the Russian State Library.Keywords:
Crimea, Karaites, Karaite community, traditional education, Abraham LutzkiReferences
Gammal, M., 2013, Intellektualy protiv pragmatikov: polskie karaimy v Krymu.
Jankowski, H. 2016, Karaim and Krymchak.
Shmuelevitz, A. 1984,
Профессионалы и маргиналы Йозефа Рота
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Виктория Валентиновна Мочалова
Институт славяноведения РАН, Москва, Россия
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DOI: 10.31168/2658–3356.2022.4
Аннотация
. В статье анализируются тексты австрийского писателя Йозефа Рота, отразившие или каталогизирующие традиционные профессиональные занятия евреев местечек, маргинальные социальные слои, занятия евреев в странах эмиграции, в СССР, случаи совмещения профессионализма и маргинальности.Ключевые слова
: Йозеф Рот, традиционные еврейские профессии в местечке, занятия евреев в эмиграции, еврейские маргиналы, евреи в СССР