Jewish and non-Jewish spaces in the urban context

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Jewish and non-Jewish spaces in the urban context

Xehetasun bibliografikoak
Beste egile batzuk:	Gromova, Alina (Argitaratzailea), Heinert, Felix (Argitaratzailea), Voigt, Sebastian (Argitaratzailea)
Formatua:	Liburua
Hizkuntza:	English
Argitaratua:	Berlin : Neofelis Verl., 2015
Saila:	Jüdische Kulturgeschichte in der Moderne 4
Edukiak/piezak:	17 erregistroak

1. Jewish shtetl or Christian town? : the Jews in small towns in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the 17th and 18th centuries

2. The emergence of the first European Jewish metropolis in Warsaw, 1850-1880

3. Transnational and transcultural spaces in the diaspora : the case of Berlin 1900-1933

4. A border from a Jewish perspective : developments on the Prussian periphery

5. A Jewish Space in an extreme context? : German ghettoes for Jews in Eastern Europe during World War II

6. Making sense of "the ghetto" : conceptualizing a Jewish space from early modern times to the present

7. Jews of this world : historicizing Jewish and non-Jewish spaces in the urban context ; blueprint for a historiographical thesis

8. Locating Jewish identities in Naomi Aldermańs "Disobedience"

9. The nature of Jewish spaces in Ottoman Algiers

10. Between poetics and politics : the eruv and the wall in recent contemporary artistic imagination

11. In the cellars and attics of memory : mapping Jewish and non-Jewish spaces in contemporary Poland

12. German-Jewish borderlands : on "non-Jewish Jewish spaces" in Weimar and Nazi Germany

13. Space for reflection : synagogue building in nineteenth-century urban landscapes

14. Gypsy spaces and Jewish spaces as hyper-liminal spaces of inversion : longing for the shtetl and Gypsy camp

15. Imperial, ethnic and local (non-)Jewish space in the cities of Imperial Russia

16. "Jewish Quarter" and "Kosher Light" : on the migrantisation" of Jewish urban space

17. Jewish quarters as urban tableaux