The Oxford Handbook of the Jewish Diaspora

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The Oxford Handbook of the Jewish Diaspora

Detalhes bibliográficos
Outros Autores:	Diner, Hasia R. (Editor)
Formato:	Livro
Idioma:	English
Publicado em:	New York : Oxford University Press, 2021
Conteúdos/Exemplares:	34 registros

1. "A land for a people, not a people for a land" : the territorial ideology, 1903-1957

2. Israel and the diaspora to 1967

3. 'Saving' the jews of the diaspora : a history of international jewish aid

4. A new world Babylonia : the United States of America

5. Not quite Exile, not quite Home : Spain as a diaspora center

6. Babylonia : a diaspora center

7. Belonging across the diaspora : global jewish organizations

8. The modern diaspora of jews from the Arab Middle East and North America

9. The mediterranean jewish diaspora of late antiquity

10. The ashkenazic diaspora of early modern central Europe

11. Diaspora as nation : the mediterranean sephardim between the fifteenth and twentieth centuries

12. Exile and Diaspora in the bible

13. Celebrating the diaspora : the intellectual defense

14. Philanthropy and the jewish diaspora in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

15. The jewish diaspora in christian thinking

16. Jews in the polish-lithuanian Commonwealth : an embedded diaspora

17. The concept of diaspora in rabbinic sources

18. Jewish food in the diaspora

19. Reporting the diaspora : the global jewish press

20. Saving soviet jews and the future of the global jewish diaspora

21. The jewish Israeli diaspora

22. Holocaust survivor diaspora(s)

23. Globalizing diaspora : the eastern european jewish mass migration and the transformation of the jewish diaspora

24. The western sephardic diaspora

25. Jews and diaspora in the medieval islamic middle east

26. The emergence of the medieval northern european diaspora

27. Zionism and the negation of the diaspora

28. Diaspora in modern jewish thought

29. Distinctiveness and diaspora in medieval and early modern jewish thought

30. Turning to Jerusalem from the Exile : jewish liturgy's engagement with the diaspora

31. Did german jews remain 'German' jews once they left their homeland?

32. The Doctrine of Exile in Kabbalah

33. Liturgical music in the jewish tradition

34. Jewish Languages