Maimon, Salomon

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has abstract: (1754–1800), maskil and philosopher. Salomon Maimon (Shelomoh ben Yehoshu‘a) was born and raised near Nieśwież in Poland–Lithuania (now Nesvizh, Belarus). He received a Talmudic education, married at 11, and soon began to work as a private tutor. Early in his life, he encountered Jewish mystical-pietistic movements, showed an interest in Kabbalah, and flirted with new Hasidism. Later, influenced by the philosophy of Maimonides (in whose honor he adopted a surname), he devoted himself to secular studies and began to lean toward skepticism. @en
title: Maimon, Salomon
alternative label: Salomon Maimon
preferred label: Maimon, Salomon
has related: Autobiography and Memoir
has related: Belarus
has related: Dov Ber of Mezritsh
has related: About this Article (Hasidism)
has related: Haskalah
has related: Kaliningrad
has related: Poland before 1795 (Poland)
has related: Poznań
has related: Silesia
has related: Wrocław