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	JewishEncyclopedia.com - KOHUT, ALEXANDER
		In 1885 Kohut was elected rabbi of Congregation Ahavath Chesed in New York.
		Kohut was associated with the Rev. Sabato Morais in founding the Jewish Theological Seminary of New York, becoming one of its advisory board, and being active as professor of Talmudic methodology up to the time of his death.
		Kohut is the author of: The Index to the Italian words in the "Aruch," published in A. Kohut's "Aruch Completum," vol.
	www.jewishencyclopedia.com /view.jsp?artid=333&letter=K (1402 words)

	Alexander Kohut - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Kohut, Alexander (1842-1894), Hungarian rabbi and lexicographer who wrote prolifically in German, Hungarian, and English.
		Alexander the Great (356-323 bc), king of Macedonia, conqueror of the Persian Empire, and one of the greatest military geniuses of all times.
		Alexanders, stout aromatic biennial plant found in the Mediterranean region and western Europe.
	encarta.msn.com /Alexander_Kohut.html (186 words)

	© PSYCHOMEDIA - Franz Alexander, 'The corrective emotional experience' (1946) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Franz Alexander (1891-1964) was born in Hungary, where his father, Bernard, was a professor of philosophy at the University of Budapest, an illustrious Shakespearean scholar who conveyed to his son a deep respect for the power of the intellect.
		Alexander received his medical degree in 1912, and later was the first graduate of the Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute, where his training analyst was Hanns Sachs.
		Alexander was one of the most important members of the group often referred to as "the second generation of psychoanalysts".
	www.psychomedia.it /pm/modther/probpsiter/alexan-2.htm (6522 words)

	Beinecke Library Guide -- German Collection
		The Kohut Heine collection came in 1930, the Winkler archive in 1938.
		Literary editions from the second half of the nineteenth century are to a large extent present in Sterling Memorial Library, the result of systematic purchase of German books begun at Yale during those decades.
		In 1915 Kohut gave to Yale his father's extensive library of Judaica, the Alexander Kohut Memorial Collection, and in 1933 he donated his own Heine collection, which he had recently augmented by purchasing the Heine library of the Munich dramatist Arthur Ernst Rutra.
	www.library.yale.edu /beinecke/blgycgl.htm (3379 words)

	Ego Analysis vs Self Psychology
		Kohut opposed Hartmann's formulation with his own conception that when a patient responds with anger to an interpretation, this means that the interpretation is unempathic.
		Kohut does not discuss these questions or even acknowledge the issue, but there is no question that he pursued a line of interpretation that caused severe shock to the ego.
		Kohut took her intensity to mean the intensity of her need—that it was archaic, meaning traumatically unsatisfied in childhood.
	www.bapfelbaumphd.com /Ego_vs_Self_Psych.html (2875 words)

	The Advent of Modern Rabbinic Lexicography
		The Hungarian-born Alexander Kohut, whose career spanned two oceans and at least two generations of scholarship, was a pivotal figure in the modern history of rabbinic lexicography.
		Kohut studied at the Breslau Seminary and at the University of Leipzig, where he received a thorough grounding in Greek, Latin, Syriac, Arabic, Persian and Semitic languages as well as his doctorate.
		Kohut completed his scholarly efforts in the United States after moving from his post as rabbi of Nagyvard (German: Grosswardein, in Hungary), to New York City in May of 1885 and died there in 1894.
	www.library.upenn.edu /exhibits/cajs/jastrow/10.html (1027 words)

	Heinz Kohut
		"Kohut" is a fairly common Jewish name that is probably derived from the Hebrew name [GREEK TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (Kohath), the son of Levi (one of the sons of Jacob) mentioned in Genesis 4-6:11.
		Kohut's paternal grandfather, Bernhard (or, in the Jewish records, Bernat) Kohut, born in 1842 to Ignaz Kohut and Ester Hupka Kohut, was an English teacher in a gymnasium, having worked his way up from elementary-school teaching.
		That made her, in the eyes of her grandson, a Catholic by belief in a world that came to insist she had to stand up and be counted ethnically as a Jew, which became, of course, the great crisis of identity for all converted Jews throughout Germany after 1933 and Austria after I938.
	partners.nytimes.com /books/first/s/strozier-01kohut.html (2898 words)

	JWA Presents "This Week in History"
		Kohut was presented with a check for $10,000 from Felix M. Warburg as the first installment of a promised fund of $50,000 that she was to be given to distribute to her own favorite charities.
		Kohut was a notable activist in the Jewish and secular communities in the areas of education, social welfare and women’s organizational life.
		In her early twenties, she married the traditionalist New York rabbi Alexander Kohut, a widower with 8 children, 6 under the age of 13.
	www.jwa.org /this_week/week47.html (1116 words)

	Decision 2004: Speakers and Panelists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		U.S. Lamar Alexander was born in Maryville, the son of a kindergarten teacher and elementary school principal.
		Kohut is a press commentator on the meaning and interpretation of opinion poll results.
		Kohut received an A. degree from Seton Hall University in 1964 and studied graduate sociology at Rutgers University from 1964 to 1966.
	www.ksg.harvard.edu /conference/decision2004/people/bios.html (5450 words)

	CHAPTER 3: On the make: The Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute
		Alexander was director from the founding of the CPsaI in 1932 until the fall of 1956 when he left for California.
		Alexander's 1956 departure from Chicago to Palo Alto was, in Roy Grinker Sr.'s opinion, 'at least partially due to his staff's discontent and their open revolt against his liberality'.
		When Kohut mooted the idea of revising the curriculum and including an informal postgraduate course in self psychology within the institute, Pollock reacted strongly since the suggestion could be construed as an institute within an institute which would have challenged Pollock's control.
	www.human-nature.com /kirsner/chap3.html (13252 words)

	keats
		But this very fact suggests that the games must have been broadly familiar to the population supporting the Talmudic Academies; they were firmly enough established in day-to-day usage to be included as a matter of course in legal argument.
		In his article that I have mentioned, Kohut considers that iskundrée derives from "Iskander ibn-Phillip Maqudon" which is nothing other than the Persian and Arabic version of the name "Alexander son of Philip of Macedonia".
		In the Talmud, Alexander the Great is himself called Alexandros; the contrasting word iskundrée may have been specially chosen to denote the game of which Alexander was the mediator.
	www.mynetcologne.de /~nc-jostenge/keats.htm (749 words)

	Jewish Theological Seminary of America - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After the Reform movement published the Pittsburgh Platform, Rabbi Morais recognized the futility of his efforts and began the creation of a new rabbinical school in New York City.
		He was soon joined by Rabbi Alexander Kohut and Rabbi Bernard Drachman, both of whom had received semicha (rabbinic ordination) at Rabbi Frankel's Breslau seminary.
		Prominent professors at the Seminary were such luminaries as Saul Lieberman, Alexander Marx, Louis Ginzberg and Louis Finkelstein and others as well.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jewish_Theological_Seminary (636 words)

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		Another sister of Haja Sara Bril married Kohut and had a son Israel Kohut that his son was the famous Rabbi Alexander Jehuda Hanoch Kohut (1842 Felgahaza, Hungary –1894 NY) (see Encyclopedia Haivrit pg.
		Adolf Kohut (1840 Mindsznet Hungary-1917) was another son of Israel Kohut.
		Alexander Pongraf 1887-1944) A. Karol Pongraf (1911-1939) B. George Pongraf (1914-1939) C. riel Pongraf (b.
	www.geocities.com /dedihatam/my_family_tree.html (10682 words)

	Alexander Kohut, The Library of The Jewish Theological Seminary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Alexander Kohut, The Library of The Jewish Theological Seminary
		Records, 1931–1953 [Records of the Alexander Kohut Memorial Foundation]
		The most current general and box level inventory is available in the Special Collections Reading Room (Guide to the JTS Archival Collections).
	www.jtsa.edu /library/archives/jtsarchives/alexander_kohut.shtml (128 words)

	Gay & Lesbian Mental Health (Part 2)
		Kohut (1971) writes that whereas the borderline personality has a less cohesive self, and is thus subject to episodes of fragmentation, the narcissist has more transient episodes of fragmentation and recovers his or her sense of self more readily.
		Narcissists are therefore able to "snap back" and repair their narcissistic injuries with more ease than the borderline, according to Kohut (Alexander, 1996, p.
		The issue for a counselor, should a couple or individual present with relationship problems, is to help the couple understand the homophobia that may have been responsible for some of the intimacy problems, and also the socialization trap into which they probably have fallen.
	www.alaska.net /~fken/GayHealth_2.htm (6202 words)

	RABBI BEREL WEIN
		The "Aruch" was used by Rashi in the eleventh century in his great commentary to the Talmud and is often quoted by his descendants, the Tosafists of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
		Kohut himself was not a member of that group and thus his work gained precious little notice amongst the group who were its natural audience.
		It therefore has remained a work for individual scholars and not for the mass of Talmudic students in the yeshivas of the world.
	www.jewishworldreview.com /0601/wein1.asp (649 words)

	The Jewish Foundation of Islam : The Narratives of the Koran
		Gilgamesh, Alexander, and Moses all find the place of which they were in search, but Moses' fish alone achieves immortality.
		Haggada and midrash had dealt extensively with Alexander; and (as in the case of the story of the Seven Sleepers) no other of the prophet's hearers would have been so like to test his knowledge of great events and personages.
		Alexander Kohut gave an English translation of a number of them with notes, in the N. Independent, Jan. 8, 15, 22, and 29, 1891, under the title "Haggada Elements in Arabic Legends"].
	www.answering-islam.org /Books/Torrey/torrey4.htm (7823 words)

	Vol IX, No 2 : Alexander Kohut Memorial Collection
		In 1930 George Alexander Kohut, a rabbi, scholar, and collector of Heinrich Heine, gave his collection of Judaica and Heine works to Yale
		Please send questions and comments to the editor.
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	www.library.yale.edu /NotaBene/nbIX2imagepn-kohut.html (58 words)

	Kohut, George Alexander, The Library of The Jewish Theological Seminary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Kohut, George Alexander, The Library of The Jewish Theological Seminary
		George A. Kohut was son of Alexander Kohut.
		Correspondence concerning work of Alexander Kohut Memorial Foundation and other matters.
	www.jtsa.edu /library/archives/jtsarchives/kohut_george.shtml (108 words)

	Guide to the Kohut School for Girls Collection : Finding Aid
		The Kohut School for Girls was founded in New York City by Rebekah Bettelheim Kohut in 1899, after the death of her husband, the Rabbi Alexander Kohut.
		With much of her husband's estate taken from her, Rebekah Kohut wanted to be able to provide for her children as well as fulfill her ambition to provide the opportunity of social mobility.
		The Kohut School for Girls was founded in 1899 in New York City by Rebekah Bettelheim Kohut and operated through 1905.
	mssa.library.yale.edu /findaids/stream.php?xmlfile=mssa.ms.0956.xml (302 words)

	Searching in Slovakia - October 1998
		Mary Szucs arrived in the USA when she was 12 years old, Alexander Horaz followed a couple of years later.
		Alexander is known to have or have had three of four brothers and a sister still in Hungary.
		It was originally believed Mary and Alexander came from Kecskemet, but the one remaining sister (she's now 80) gave "family tree" information 12 years ago indicating differently, and she doesn't seem to want to provide me photocopies of where this information came from.
	www.iarelative.com /search/sea1098a.htm (6176 words)

	Alexander Valley Vacation Rental
		Alexander Valley is at the northern end of Sonoma County and offers a wide array of activites for visitors.
		The Wetzel Family continues the spirit of Cyrus Alexander who discovered Alexander Valley in the 19th Century.
		Their beautiful estate is not only the homestead of Cyrus Alexander but also knock-your-sock's off wines including Sin Zin (get an etched bottle for memory sake) and their finely crafted Cyrus.
	www.alexandervalleycottage.com /links.html (554 words)

	Targum Bibliography
		Sperber, Alexander, 'Peschitta und Onkelos', in S..W. Baron and A. Marx (eds.), Studies in Memory of Georg A. Kohut (New York: 1935), pp.
		Sperber, Alexander, 'The Targum Onkelos and its Relation to the Massoretic Hebrew Text', PAAJR 6 (1934-1935), pp.
		Alexander, Philip S., 'Tradition and Originality in the Targum of Song of Songs', in M. McNamara and D.R.G. Beattie (eds.), The Aramaic Bible (Sheffield: JSOT, 1994), pp.
	faculty.washington.edu /snoegel/targumbiblio.html (9159 words)

	INSP: Photobook Captions
		Kola NPP Unit 2 emergency backup battery assembly and Alexander Simeonov, deputy chief of Kola Electrical Department.
		Four electronic readout modules (876A-1) for the high-level confinement radiation detectors mounted in a temporary control panel in the Kola NPP Unit 2 control room.
		Simulator Facility in new Training Center at Kola NPP is ready for the simulator installation.
	insp.pnl.gov /-library-caption.htm (1761 words)

	JEWISH JUBILEE-BOOKS (FESTSCHRIFTEN) AND OTHER COLLECTIVE WORKS
		Published under the auspices of the Alexander Kohut Memorial Foundation.
		[KOHUT, GEORGE A.] - Jewish studies in memory of George A. Kohut (1874-1933).
		A tribute to the memory of Alexander Scheiber.
	www.nvva.nl /spinoza/catjub.html (3777 words)

	CHAPTER 7 THE RECORDS OF THE PRE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The extent of the movement of the shore line between the time of the AL-Ur civilization and Alexander's time is shown by the fact that Khurtkeuli Juk Jewe, on the old shell beach at the old mouth of the Kuma or Alontas is now sixty miles inland from the pillars of Alexander, i.e.
		The extracts are from works of his, published under the memorial fund of Alexander Kohut, another great oriental scholar and the author of Aruch Completum, the Talmudic Encyclopedia.
		And how Alexander built a great fleet in the Caspian, shortly before his death and told his soldiers that he had reason to believe that the Caspian was connected by water with the ocean east of India.
	www.radiocom.net /Deluge/Deluge7-10.htm (13145 words)

	Cannibals in Canaan
		A similar tradition is preserved in rabbinic literature, where it is the Girgashite nation who evade Joshua's onslaught by migrating to Africa.
		The same assumption underlies the Talmudic tale about "Africans" who once came before Alexander the Great to accuse the Jews of stealing the Canaanites' homeland.
		Although we may have become habituated to "unaligned" nations meddling in other people's affairs, especially where it involves condemnations of the Jews, this African championing of the Canaanite cause makes little sense unless we accept the premise that they regarded themselves as the heirs to the biblical Canaanites.
	www.ucalgary.ca /~elsegal/Shokel/031204_CanaanCannibals.html (1142 words)

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		Narcissism...experience suggests that the attainment of a healthy self-image, confident feelings about one’s identity and sexuality, and the self-assurance that one is not inherently damaged because one is Gay, is a lifelong struggle with origins deeply rooted in society, family, religion, etc. (Alexander, 1996, p.
		I would be the person who...seems to have everything including wealth, beauty, health, and power with a strong sense of knowing what they want and how to get it.
		One antidote for the sometime dilemma of “do I live as a Latino/a or as a Gay/Lesbian?” is socializing in a familiar milieu: A fourth “world” is becoming more and more apparent that acknowledges all aspects of a person’s life: the Lesbian/Gay community of color.
	www.alaska.net /~fken/GayHealth2.doc (6431 words)

	1934 Jewish Theological Seminary Faculty
		Established as the Jewish Theological Seminary Association in 1886 mainly through the efforts of Dr. Sabato Morais, founder, who served as President of the Faculty, under his death in 1897.
		The Seminary has grown in importance and influence and has graduated 300 rabbis who are serving pulpits throughout the United States and Canada and 500 men and Women from its Teachers Institute occupying positions as teachers, principals and educational directors in religious and communal institutions.
		Besides its Rabbinical Department and Library, the Seminary conducts the Teachers' Institute, the Seminary College of Jewish Studies, the Israel Friedlaender Classes, the Seminary Institute of Jewish Affairs, a Synagog, a Museum of Jewish Ceremonial Objects which adjoins the collection of Americana of the American Jewish Historical Society, and a dormitory and dining hall.
	www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com /Directory/1934.Jewish.html (1032 words)

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