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Israeli Histories, Societies, and Cultures

Shachar Pinsker, Jeffrey Veidlinger, Aviad Moreno, Shayna Zamkanei, Bryan Roby, Gavin Schaffer, Liora Halperin, Noah Hysler Rubin, Mostafa Hussein, Yael Zerubavel, Lior Libman, Naomi Brenner and Rachel Seelig
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  • Contents

  • Cover Page
  • Migrations, Landscapes,and Literatures
  • Globalizing the“Mizrah Revival”
  • How Should We Remember the Fārhūd?
  • Israel in Black and White
  • Aliyah and its Absence
  • The Local Construction of Zionist Memory
  • An Urban Image
  • The Cultural Landscape of the Holy Land
  • The Seed, the Symbol, and the Zionist Renewal Paradigm
  • Hasidic Echoes in the Labor Movement
  • Hebrew Literary Trash
  • When Yiddish was Young in Israel
  • German-Hebrew Encounters
  • Fellows
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Published: 2017
Publisher: Michigan Publishing, University of Michigan Library
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  • Frankel Institute Annual
Frankel Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies

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Print ISSN: 2470-3656
Online ISSN: 2330-1260
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