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Social and cultural boundaries in pre-modern Poland
Alan Teller, Magda Teter and Antony Polonsky-
Frontmatter
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Note on Place Names (page xv)
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Note on Transliteration (page xvii)
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PART I: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL BOUNDARIES IN PRE-MODERN POLAND
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Introduction: Borders and Boundaries in the Historiography of the Jews in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (ADAM TELLER AND MAGDA TETER, page 3)
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Hugo Grotius and the Blood Libel Trials in Lublin, 1636 (MEIR BAŁABAN, page 47)
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The Boundaries of Memory: A Central European Chronograph from 1665 (ELISHEVA CARLEBACH, page 68)
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The Authority of the Council of Four Lands outside Poland-Lithuania (MOSHE ROSMAN, page 83)
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Telling the Difference: Some Comparative Perspectives on the Jews' Legal Status in the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Holy Roman Empire (ADAM TELLER, page 109)
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The Role of the Jewish Community in the Socio-Political Structure of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (JACOB GOLDBER, page 142)
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The Jewish Economic Elite in Red Ruthenia in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries (JÜRGEN HEYDE, page 156)
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Crossing the River: How and Why the Jews of Kraków Settled in Kazimierz at the End of the Fifteenth Century (HANNA ZAREMSKA, page 174)
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The Rubinowski Family: Converts in Kazimierz (ADAM KAŹMIERCZYK, page 193)
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Jews in Public Places: Further Chapters in the Jewish-Christian Encounter in Seventeenth-Century Vilna (DAVID FRICK, page 215)
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'There should be no love between us and them': Social Life and the Bounds of Jewish and Canon Law in Early Modern Poland (MAGDA TETER, page 249)
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PART II: NEW VIEWS
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Blood and the Hasidim: On the History of Ritual Murder Accusations in Nineteenth-Century Poland (MARCIN WODZIŃSKI, page 273)
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Integration and its Discontents: Mikhail Morgulis and the Ideology of Jewish Integration in Russia (BRIAN HOROWITZ, page 291)
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Bolesław Prus and the Assimilation of Polish Jews (AGNIESZKA FRIEDRICH, page 316)
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Dialogue or Monologue? The Relationship between Jewish and Polish Journalists in Warsaw at the End of the Nineteenth Century (ELA BAUER, page 332)
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Gender, Zionism, and Orthodoxy: The Women of the Mizrahi Movement in Poland, 1916-1939 (ASAF KANIEL, page 346)
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Patriotism and Anti-semitism: The Crisis of Polish Jewish Identity between the Wars (DAVID ABERBACH, page 368)
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The Nazi Murder of the Jews in Polish Eyes: Views in the Underground Press, 1942-1945 (KLAUS-PETER FRIEDRICH, page 389)
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The Spring that Passed: The Pikador Poets' Return to Jewishness (MARCI SHORE, page 414)
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Resisting a Phantom Book: A Critical Assessment of the Initial Polish Discussion of Jan Gross's Fear (MONIKA RICE, page 427)
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Imagined Diaspora: The Shtetl in Allen Hoffman's Small Worlds and Jonathan Safran Foer's Everything Is Illuminated (JEREMY SHERE, page 454)
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OBITUARY
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John Doyle Klier (JOANNA B. MICHLIC, page 467)
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Glossary (page 473)
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Notes on the Contributors (page 479)
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Index (page 483)
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Published: 2010
Publisher: Littman Library of Jewish Civilization
- 9781904113621 (hardcover)
- 9781904113379 (paper)