Jewish identities in the new Europe

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Jewish identities in the new Europe

Bibliografski detalji
Daljnji autori:	Webber, Jonathan (Urednik)
Format:	Knjiga
Jezik:	German
Izdano:	Oxford : Littman, 1994
Serija:	The Littman Library of Jewish Civilization
Sadržaji/dijelovi:	24 zapisa

1. A new Catholic-Jewish relationship for Europe

2. The Holocaust as a factor in contemporary Jewish consciousness

3. Jewish identity in the Germany of a new Europe

4. Religious practice and Jewish identity in a sample of London Jews

5. The notion of a "Jewish Community" in France : a special case of Jewish identity

6. The Jews of Europe in the age of a new "Völkerwanderung"

7. Possible implications of the New Age movement for the Jewish people

8. Jewish renewal in the new Europe : an American Jewish perspective

9. The dangers of antisemitism in the new Europe

10. The impact of Auschwitz and Vatican II on Christian perceptions of Jewish identity

11. British Jewry : religious community or ethnic minority?

12. The Jewish Jew and Western culture : fallible predictions for the turn of the century

13. Constructing new identities in the former Soviet Union : the challenge for the Jews

14. Changes in Jewish identity in modern Hungary

15. Changing Jewish identities in the new Europe and the consequences for Israel

16. Jewish communities and Jewish identities in the former Soviet Union

17. From integration to survival to continuity : the third great era of modern Jewry

18. An overview of the demographic trends of European Jewry

19. The new Europe and the Zionist dilemma

20. Judaism in the new Europe : discovery or invention?

21. The role of the rabbi in the new Europe

22. "Israélites" and "Juifs" : new Jewish identities in France

23. Jewish identities in Poland : new, old, and imaginary

24. Modern Jewish identities