The divided people : can Israel's breakup be stopped?
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The divided people : can Israel's breakup be stopped?
Lexington Books, c2002
- : cloth
- : pbk
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内容説明
The Divided People describes a fracturing Israel, a deeply divided state whose political system is buckling and whose society is rapidly polarizing into religious and secular camps. Written by a social scientist and drawing upon social science research, the work documents the emergence of separate social networks, residential areas, symbols, and identities-and even a split in the Hebrew language itself. Yet rather than argue for a return to the commonality of the past, Eva Etzioni-Halevy champions Israel's painful transition toward a truly multicultural society prepared to embrace diversity and democracy. This provocative new book carries a supremely important message for a postmodern Israel taking its first painful steps toward pluralism, liberalism, and tolerance, and a wider lesson for western nations grappling with the problems of a devolutionary age.
目次
Chapter 1 Introduction: The Divided People Chapter 2 A View From the Top Chapter 3 Who is Special: From Sectors to Communities Chapter 4 The Secular and the Religious: I'll Do It My Way Chapter 5 The Separation in Space and Time Chapter 6 A Tale of Two Cultures Chapter 7 Still One People? The Split in Jewish Identity Chapter 8 No Longer Indivisible: Israeli Identity and Zionist Commitment Chapter 9 Beyond the Rabin Assassination: The Threat to Democracy Chapter 10 Where Do We Go From Here? Chapter 11 Conclusion: Give Hope a Chance
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