Feder, Tuviah

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has abstract: (1760–ca. 1817), Hebrew poet, novelist, playwright, and linguist. Born in Przedbórz (in the Kraków district), Tuviah Feder wandered from Piotrków Trybunalski where his father-in-law lived, to Chełm, Kempen, Wołodarka, Berdichev, and finally to Brody and Tarnopol. Failing at commerce, he worked as a proofreader, a preacher, and an assistant cantor. As of 1786, he led the life of a poor, itinerant teacher. While in Galicia, Feder became acquainted with the first maskilim and was known for his aggressive style. He aspired to bring Haskalah closer to Jewish tradition. @en
title: Feder, Tuviah
skos:altLabel: Tuviah Feder
skos:prefLabel: Feder, Tuviah
skos:related: Berdychiv
skos:related: Bick, Ya‘akov Shemu’el
skos:related: Brody
skos:related: Chełm
skos:related: Eliyahu ben Shelomoh Zalman
skos:related: Galicia
skos:related: Haskalah
skos:related: Kerem Ḥemed
skos:related: About this Article (Kraków)
skos:related: Lefin, Menaḥem Mendel
skos:related: Parody
skos:related: Satire
skos:related: Ternopil’