Jews and other differences : the new Jewish cultural studies
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Jews and other differences : the new Jewish cultural studies
University of Minnesota Press, c1996
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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hbk ISBN 9780816627509
Description
The goal of this diverse and intriguing volu me is to shape a space of common discourse between Jews and others who share a critical apporach to the politics of cult ure and the cultural politics of difference. '
Table of Contents
- Introduction: So what's new? Daniel Boyarin, Jonathan Boyarin
- Surfacing: thoughts on memory and the ethnographer's self, Benjamin Orlove
- Jewish icons: envisioning the self in images of the other, Jack Kugelmass
- Situating history and difference: the performance of the term holocaust in public discourse, Vivian M. Patraka
- Identities on display: Jewishness and the representational politics of the museum, Johannes von Moltke
- Whiteface performances: "race", gender, and Jewish bodies, Ann Pellegrini
- Jazz-Jews, jive, and gender: the ethnic politics of jazz argot, Marian Damon
- Secret temples, Daniel Itzkovitz
- The aromatics of Jewish differences, or Benjamin's allegory of aura, Jay Geller
- Beyond Deleuze and Guattari: Hebrew and Yiddish modernism in the age of privileged difference, Chana Kronfeld
- Lawless attachments, one-night stands: the sexual politics of the Hebrew-Yiddish language war, Naomi Seidman
- Masada or Yavneh? gender and the arts of Jewish resistance, daniel Boyarin
- Exploding identities: notes on ethnicity and literary history, Ammiel Alcalay
- the holy foreskin: or, money relics and Judeo-Christianity, Marc Shell
- On the (under) cutting edge: does Jewish memory need sharpening? Gil Anidjar.
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pbk ISBN 9780816627516
Description
The goal of this diverse and intriguing volu me is to shape a space of common discourse between Jews and others who share a critical apporach to the politics of cult ure and the cultural politics of difference. '
Table of Contents
- Introduction: So what's new? Daniel Boyarin, Jonathan Boyarin
- Surfacing: thoughts on memory and the ethnographer's self, Benjamin Orlove
- Jewish icons: envisioning the self in images of the other, Jack Kugelmass
- Situating history and difference: the performance of the term holocaust in public discourse, Vivian M. Patraka
- Identities on display: Jewishness and the representational politics of the museum, Johannes von Moltke
- Whiteface performances: "race", gender, and Jewish bodies, Ann Pellegrini
- Jazz-Jews, jive, and gender: the ethnic politics of jazz argot, Marian Damon
- Secret temples, Daniel Itzkovitz
- The aromatics of Jewish differences, or Benjamin's allegory of aura, Jay Geller
- Beyond Deleuze and Guattari: Hebrew and Yiddish modernism in the age of privileged difference, Chana Kronfeld
- Lawless attachments, one-night stands: the sexual politics of the Hebrew-Yiddish language war, Naomi Seidman
- Masada or Yavneh? gender and the arts of Jewish resistance, Daniel Boyarin
- Exploding identities: notes on ethnicity and literary history, Ammiel Alcalay
- the holy foreskin: or, money relics and Judeo-Christianity, Marc Shell
- On the (under) cutting edge: does Jewish memory need sharpening? Gil Anidjar.
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