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CONTENTS 
Volume 8, Number 1 Fall 2001
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Peter Eli Gordon Rosenzweig Redux: The Reception of German-Jewish Thought / 1 Asher D. Biemann The Problem of Tradition and Reform in Jewish Renaissance and Renaissancism / 58 Kati Vörös How Jewish Is Jewish Budapest? / 88 Max Likin Rights of Man, Reasons of State: Emile Zola and Theodor Herzl in Historical Perspective / 126 |
Kenneth Moss Jewish Culture Between Renaissance and Decadence: Di Literarishe Monatsshriften and Its Critical Reception / 153 Joel Berkowitz The "Mendel Beilis Epidemic" on the Yiddish Stage / 199 Contributors / 226 In Forthcoming Issues / 227 Notice to Contributors / 228 |
CONTENTS Volume 8, Numbers 2-3 Winter/Spring 2002
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Articles
L. Scott Lerner Narrating Over the Ghetto of Rome / 1 Nancy L. Green Gender and Jobs in the Jewish Community: Europe at the Turn of the Twentieth Century / 39 Evyatar Friesel Jacob H. Schiff and the Leadership of the American Jewish Community / 61 Neil R. Davison "The Jew" as Homme/Femme-Fatale: Jewish (Art)ifice, Trilby, and Dreyfus / 73 Jewish Identities: Narratives and Counternarratives—A Roundtable David Biale Historical Heresies and Modern Jewish Identity / 112 |
Benjamin R. Gampel The "Identity" of Sephardim of Medieval Christian Iberia / 133 Susan A. Glenn In the Blood? Consent, Descent, and the Ironies of Jewish Identity / 139 Paula E. Hyman Gender and the Shaping of Modern Jewish Identities / 153 Stephen J. Whitfield Enigmas of Modern Jewish Identity / 162 Contributors / 168 In Forthcoming Issues / 170 Notice to Contributors / 171 |
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