Anglo-Jewry in changing times : studies in diversity, 1840-1914
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Anglo-Jewry in changing times : studies in diversity, 1840-1914
（Parkes-Wiener series on Jewish studies）
Vallentine Mitchell, 1999
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Israel Finestein examines the contrasts between the realities of Jewish life in what was - at the end of the last century - described as the lower strata of the community and the aspirations of the self-consciously anglicized Jewish leadership. The author seeks to unfold the springs of action of these years, and reveal the onset of those problems of identity, purpose and assimilation which are under debate at the end of the millennium.
目次
- Early Victorian Anglo-Jewry - Aspirations and reality
- the Anglo-jewish Pastorate (1840-1890)
- Jewish Emanicipationists in Victorian England - self-imosed limits to assimilation
- religious disabilities in Oxford and cambridge and the movements for Abolition 1771-1871
- british opinion in the mid-19th century on the idea of Jewish national restoration
- Morris Jacob Raphall (1798-1868) - the English career of popular preacher and lonely publicist
- Matthew Arnold, Jews and society
- Hermann Adler (1836-1911) - portrail of Jewish Victorian extraordinary.
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