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Introduction by Francesca Bregoli
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Introduction by Anna Lissa
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IntroductionIntroduction by Verena Buser and Chiara RenzoIntroduction by Francesco Di Palma and Grzegorz Rossoliński-LiebeIntroduction by Marie-Pierre UlloaIntroduction by Daniela Fleser, Michal Rose Friedman and Asher SalahIntroduction by Marion AptrootIntroduction by Michèle Baussant, Dario Miccoli and Esther Schely-NewmanIntroduction by Elissa Bemporad and Thomas ChopardIntroductionIntroduction by Laura Brazzo and Reto Speck
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Conversion and Masculinity in Thirteenth-Century England: One Man’s Decision to Leave the Priesthood for Judaism by Rebekah Sewell
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Between Rabbinic and Knightly Masculinities: Constructing Gendered Identities Among Jewish Young Men in Medieval Ashkenaz by Eyal Levinson
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“We Are No Soldiers”: Jewish Unmanliness in English Renaissance Drama by Becky S. Friedman
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On Kabbalah and “Wasted Seed” in Seventeenth-Century Poland: A Chapter in the History of the Male Jewish Body by Avinoam J. Stillman
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Sodomy, Homosociality and Friendship among Jewish and Christian Men: The Proceedings Against Lazarro de Norsa (Modena, 1670) by Katherine Aron-Beller
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Paternal Affliction: Emotions and Masculinity among Eighteenth-Century Italian Jewish Merchants by Francesca Bregoli
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A Modern Lycaon: Recalling Ovid’s Metamorphoses in The Merchant of Venice by Noam Pines
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Tza’ar ba’ale hayyim: Jewish Animal Rights Advocacy and Vegetarianism, from Rabbi Avraham Yitzhak Ha-Kohen Kook’s A Vision of Vegetarianism and Peace to Jonathan Safran Foer by Piergabriele Mancuso
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Kids f or Calves : Children Against Slaughter in Fin – de – siècle Jewish Literature by Naama Harel
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Troubling the Boundaries: Human and Animal Spaces in Yitzhak Orpaz’s Nemalim (Ants) and Italo Calvino’s La formica argentina (The Argentine Ant) by Anna Lissa
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The Expression of Israeli Southern Periphery’s Voices Through the Symbolism of Domestic versus Wild Animal by Ilanit Ben-Dor Derimian
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Man, Interrupted: Abjection, Animality and Agency in Donkey by Sami Berdugo by Riki Traum
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Jewish Converts’ Inheritance Rights in the Grand Duchy of Tuscany: The Case of a Nun in the Convent of Santa Scolastica in Buggiano by Samuela Marconcini
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The Fascist Government, the Holy See and the Prohibition of “Mixed” Marriages 1935-1938 by Michele Sarfatti
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Conversion Paths of Trieste’s Jews in 1938-1939 by Tullia Catalan
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Judeo-Arabic Popular Nonfiction in Morocco during the First Half of the Twentieth Century by David Guedj
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Solidarity Among Colonial Subjects in Wartime Libya, 1940-1943 by Livia Tagliacozzo
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Imagined Homelands. Baghdadi Jews in South, East and Southeast Asia, and Europe (1850-1950) by Marcella Simoni
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Experiencing and Remembering the Hachscharah. Documents and Stories from and about the Hehalutz in Sweden by Malin Thor Tureby
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Hachsharah Training Centers in Czechoslovakia and the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia by Daniela Bartakova
Research Paths
Resilient Women, Rebuilt Lives: A Study of JDC’s Work in Szeged after the Holocaust Dóra Pataricza From Rabbi to Reviser: Once More on Giovanni Antonio Costanzi (1702-1786), a Convert in the Service of the Holy Office Miriam Benfatto Antisemitism and the Image of Jews and Muslims in Nineteenth Century French Colonial Algerian Writings Sharon Vance Between Corfu and Athens: Moisis Caimis’ Contribution to the Making of Greek Jewry (1885-1916) Joana Bürger “My Arabic Is Mute”: The Demise of Arabic Literature by Iraqi Jews and Their Shift to Writing in Hebrew Reuven Snir “Poor Jews! You Get Blamed for Everything!”Hope and Despair in a Galician Yiddish Newspaper during the Revolutions of 1848–49*Rebecca Wolpe The Buffer Zone: Ottoman Maskilim and their Austro-Hungarian Counterparts. A Case Study*