Literary Works
- Otzar Munahim ha'Philosophim (Philosophy Terms), 4 vols. (printed in Berlin)
- "Baruch Spinoza, Hermann Cohen, and Crayim" (printed in Berlin)
- "Mishnat Rishonim", a philosophical anthology (printed in Berlin)
- "Shkiyatahayim, philosophical discussions" (printed in Berlin)
- Truhmim, Zutot, and Mishnat Ahonim, and Tavim (printed after he died)
- "Krisis und Entscheidung im Judentum" (Berlin, 1921)
- "Probleme des modernen Judentums" (Berlin, 1918; Berlin, 1930)
- "Hermann Cohen" (Berlin, 1919)
- "Der Erkenntnistrieb als Lebens und Todesprinzip" (Zurich, 1935)
- "German Encyclopaedia Judaica" (completed 10 of 15 intended volumes)
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