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  • Meïr Aron Goldschmidt.
    Meïr Aron Goldschmidt

    In Ravnen (1867; “The Raven”), one of the outstanding Danish novels of the 19th century, he depicts Jews with an unusual blend of sympathy and irony. Goldschmidt is an exquisite stylist, especially in his short stories. His philosophy of retributive justice, or nemesis, underlies most of…

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    In Ravnen (1867; “The Raven”), one of the outstanding Danish novels of the 19th century, he depicts Jews with an unusual blend of sympathy and irony. Goldschmidt is an exquisite stylist, especially in his short stories. His philosophy of retributive justice, or nemesis, underlies most of…

    Read More