Jewish Culture and History

contents of the current issue - 12.1-2

• Section 1: History

  • Todd Endelmen, Anglo-Jewish Historiography and the Jewish Historiographical Mainstream
  • Anne Lloyd, War, Conflict and the Nation: Igbos Between Integration and Separation: Jews and Military Service in World War I Britain
  • Mark Levene, Jews, Britons, Empire: And How Things Might be Very Different
  • Gavin Schaffer, Race and Anti-Semitism: Enough Already with the Jewish Difference Debate: Reflections on Contemporary Research into Jewish Origins and Types from an Anglo-Jewish Historical Perspective
  • David Cesarani, How Post-war Britain Reflected on the Nazi Persecution and Mass Murder of Europe’s Jews: A Reassessment of Early Responses
  • Didi Herman, ‘The Wandering Jew has no Nation’: Jewishness and Race Relations Law
  • Susan Tananbaum, Philanthropy: Childcare Dilemmas: Religious Discourse and Services among Jewish and Christian ‘Orphanages’
  • Lawrence Cohen, Counter-Institutionalism in Anglo-Jewry: The Norwood Rebellion

  Section 2: Culture

  • Nadia Valman, British Jewish Literature and Culture: An Introduction
  • Hannah Ewence, Representing the Alien Jew: Blurring the Boundaries of Difference: Dracula, the Empire, and ‘the Jew’
  • Tony Kushner, Wandering Lonely Jews in the English Countryside
  • James Jordan, Self-Representations: Assimilated, Integrated, Other: An Introduction to Jews and British Television, 1946–55
  • Ruth Gilbert, Displaced, Dysfunctional and Divided: British-Jewish Writing Today
  • Kathrin Pieren, Out of the Ghetto: Negotiating Jewish Identity through the Display of Art
  • Jane Gerson, From Bola d’Amour to the Ultimate Cheesecake: 150 Years of Anglo-Jewish Cookery Writing
  • Anne Kershen, From Mon Pays, the Shtetl and the Desh to London’s East End: A Rationale for Comparative Migrant Studies

  Conclusion

  • Bill Williams, Conclusion: An Accidental Jewish Historian

  Appedixes: Resource

  • Karen Robson, Nationalism, Gender, and Religious Education: the founding and failure of the first Upana as a case study
  • Rickie Burman, The Anglo-Jewish Community and Its Archives
  • Sharman Kadish, Synagogues at Risk: Report Based on the Findings of a Survey Carried out by Jewish Heritage UK

abstracts from the current issue

contents of the previous issue - 11.3

• Gillian McIntosh, Ireland’s first Jewish Lord Mayor: Sir Otto Jaffé and Edwardian Belfast’s civic sphere
• Daniel Lis, Igbos and Ethiopian Jewry: From Colonial Encounters to Israeli Alliances
• Amos Morris-Reich, Surface, Depth and Teleology in Israel Culture: The Case of the Hebrew Expression ‘tachles bashetach’
• Lilach Rosenberg-Friedman, Nationalism, Gender, and Religious Education: the founding and failure of the first Upana as a case study

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