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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Maia Engeli,David Kurmann,Leandro Madrazol defects, the sum of which was corruption and immorality. The term . expressed the inhumanity which was ascribed to Turkish essence. Erasmus’ Turkophobic rhetoric negates any moderation or toleration toward Islam or the Turks, which certain historians have attributed to Erasmus.

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Das Neue Bauen im Dienste der Gesellschaft, Turks. Two theories were dominant in this regard: the theory of the Trojan origin and the theory of the Scythian origin of the Turks. Scythian was a synonym for inhuman, uncivilized, and cruel society. These alleged Scythian characterizations were ascribed to the Turks. Erasmus did not express hims

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Natur?sthetik in der Planungsethik and Sebastian Castellio. Their ideas of Islam and the linkage between their attitude and Erasmus’ thought are discussed here. Despite his harsh attitude toward Islam and the Turks, Erasmus’ thought influenced other thinkers to develop tolerant attitudes toward Islam. His critical approach to script

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Architekturelemente tierischer Zellenn Erasmus’ mind. As far as Jews, or even new Christians, were concerned, it was difficult to separate religion from ethnicity. Thus, a racial attitude, or proto-racial, was easily developed. Various expressions of Erasmus, of the aforesaid combination—a religious/theological core and racial manifest

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