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December 2020
Focus
Genealogies of Sepharad (“Jewish Spain”)
edited by Daniela Fleser, Michal Rose Friedman and Asher Salah
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Introduction by Daniela Fleser, Michal Rose Friedman and Asher Salah
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Introduction by Marion Aptroot
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Introduction by Michèle Baussant, Dario Miccoli and Esther Schely-Newman
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Introduction by Elissa Bemporad and Thomas Chopard
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IntroductionIntroduction by Laura Brazzo and Reto Speck
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Sephardi Women in Ángel Pulido’s Correspondence by Paloma Díaz-Mas
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A History of Histories—of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim ExchangeA.S. Yahuda and the International Trade of Antiquities, Rare Books, and Manuscripts, 1902-1944by Allyson Gonzalez
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Jews and Judaism in the Writings of Enrique Jardiel Poncela and his Daughter Evangelina Jardiel by Asher Salah
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A Tale in the Language of “My Mother Spain”Carmen Pérez-Avello’s Un muchacho sefardíby Tabea Linhard
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Archives of the Sephardi Kitchen by Harry Eli Kashdan
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Pedagogies of CitizenshipSepharad and Jewishness in Spanish and Catalan Documentary Film and Televisionby Hazel Gold
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Spain’s Jewish Genealogies in the “Sephardi Portraits” of Daniel Quintero by Daniela Fleser and Adrián Pérez Melgosa
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Ancestry, Genealogy, and Restorative CitizenshipOral Histories of Sephardi Descendants Reclaiming Spanish and Portuguese Nationalityby Rina Benmayor and Dalia Kandiyoti
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How, When, and Why Did Yiddish Become a Modern Culture? by David E. Fishman
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Marking Territory: A Flâneur’s Failure in I. L. Peretz’s Mayses by Marc Caplan
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“To Hell with Futurism, Too!”The Metamorphoses of Western and Eastern European Modernism in Yiddish Manifestoby Daria Vakhrushova
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An American in Shtetl: Seeing Yiddish Europe Through the Eyes of Molly Picon by Debra Caplan
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A Quest for Yiddishland: The 1937 World Yiddish Cultural Congress by Gennady Estraikh
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From Shelilat ha-Galut to Shelilat ha-Geulah in Narratives of Moroccan and Ethiopian Origin by Emanuela Trevisan Semi
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From a Returning Jewish Diaspora to Returns to Diaspora Spaces: Israeli-Ethiopians Today by Lisa Anteby-Yemini
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“Who gave you the right to abandon your prophets?”Jewish Sites of Ruins and Memory in Egyptby Michèle Baussant
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Poetics of Identity: Mizrahi Poets between Here and There, Then and Now by Esther Schely-Newman
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The Nakba in Israeli History Textbooks: Between Memory and History by Avner Ben-Amos
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Beyond and Despite the State: Young Religious Settlers’ Visions of Messianic Redemption by Perle Nicolle-Hasid
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Employing Women Immigrants from France in Israeli French-Speaking Companies: Honey Trap or Safety Net? by Shirly Bar-Lev and Karin Amit