hart mitchell michels tony edited (1 Ergebnisse)

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo in dust jacket, x, 1145 pp., index Introduction by Hart and Michels. Articles are "Central and Western Europe," Robin Judd, "Russian and Soviet Jewry," Olga Litvak, "Poland," Scott Ury, "The Balkans and South-Eastern Europe," Matthias B. Lehmann, "Great Britain, the Commonwealth and Anglophone Jewry," Adam Mendelsohn, "The United States," Hasia Diner, "The Hispanic world/Latin America," Jeffrey Lesser and Raanan Rein, "Colonial and post-Colonial Jewries: the Middle East, Africa and Central/Southern Asia," Yaron Tzur, "Israel," Derek Penslar; "Jews and the modern state," Pierre Birnbaum, "Assimilation and assimilationism," Todd M. Endelman, "Liberal Judaisms," Claire E. Sufrin, "The new Jewish politics," David Engel, "Jews and the Left," Jack Jacobs, "Jews and commerce," Jonathan Karp "Jews and social class," Eli Lederhendler, "Education and the politics of Jewish integration," Gary B. Cohen, "Philanthropy, diplomacy and Jewish internationalism," Jonathan Dekel-Chen, "Jews and modern European imperialism," Ethan B. Katz, Lisa Moses Leff and Maud S. Mandel, "Antisemitism and the Jewish question," Jonathan Judaken, "Generation, degeneration, regeneration: health, disease and the Jewish body," Todd Samuel Presner, "Zionism and its critics," Eran Kaplan, "The Holocaust and its aftermath," Samuel Kassow; "Jewish culture: what is it?" Zohar Shavit and Yaakov Shavit, "Sephardic and Mizrachi literature," Nancy E. Berg, "Anglophone literature," Axel Stähler, "Hebrew literature," Shachar Pinsker, "Yiddish," Mikhail Krutikov, "Jewish studies: history, memory, scholarship," David N. Myers, "Jews and material culture," Leora Auslander, "Jews and popular culture in the twentieth century: North America," Andrea Most, "Jews and popular culture in the twentieth century: Israel and the Middle East," Amy Horowitz and Galeet Dardashti, "The dynamics of modernity: shifts in demography and geography," Tobias Brinkmann; "In search of authenticity: issues of identity and belonging in the twentieth century," Jonathan Boyarin, "Gender and the re-making of modern," Jewry Naomi Seidman, "Jews and science," Ulrich Charpa, "Mysticism and messianism," Jody Myers, "Orthodoxy and ultra-Orthodoxy as forces in modern Jewish life," Jess Olson, "Jews and Christianity," Susannah Heschel, "Jews and Islam," Ivan Kalmar.