Titlebook: Erasmus and the “Other”; On Turks, Jews, and Nathan Ron Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Das Neue Bauen im Dienste der Gesellschaft,elf in support of either theory. Yet, it seems that he was leaning toward the Scythian origin, which was upheld by the prominent cosmographer Piccolomini (=Pope Pius II). Piccolomini and Francesco Filelfo had a considerable influence over Erasmus’ rhetoric concerning the Turks.

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,Architektur von Makromolekülen,denigration of the Turks. Erasmus’ hostile attitude toward the Turks and Islam is far from the toleration that Cusanus demonstrates in his .. Erasmus’ . should be compared to Cusanus . rather than to his ..

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Anwendung und Evaluation der Architektur,ask for God. Contrarily, Erasmus believed that no one was unworthy of that. These barbarians were not Amerindians, as Las Casas clarifies. They may have been black Africans: Las Casas requested to send such slaves to the New World in order to replace enslaved Amerindians or to ease their yoke.

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Architekturen zur DatenintegrationErasmus knew personally, and highly appreciated, the convert (Christian of long standing) and scholar Matthew Adrian and yet he defined him as “by race a Jew but in religion a Christian.” Thus, according to Erasmus, Jewish origin did not vanish, even when a Jew was no longer a Jew.

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Allgemeiner Aufbau der System-Architektur,ing clearly testified that he is a Jew. Such a reference may be defined as racist according to a definition of racism which emphasizes the idea that the characteristics of the “other” are determined by nature and are unalterable and passed on from one generation to the next.

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