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SPIS TREŚCI Przedmowa. 9 Wprowadzenie. Pisanie historii w klimacie ponowoczesnym. 15 Rozdział 1. Historiografia żydowska. Kilka kwestii wstępnych . Kim są Żydzi? . Czy jednolita, spójna historia? . Galut: dobry' dla Żydów?. Jak dopasować Żydów do historii? . Którą metahistorię wybrać? . Metahistoria jako przeznaczenie. 33 34 48 51 56 60 67 Rozdział 2. Okres ponowoczesny w historii żydowskiej . Definicje żydowskiej nowoczesności . Kiedy coś jest nowoczesne? 69 · Meyer kończy dyskusję 71 · Nowa periodyzacja Jonathana Israela 74 Żydowska ponowoczesność wobec żydowskiej nowoczesności . Przyrost demograficzny 78 ·
Rozprzestrzenienie geograficzne 79 · Polityczna i prawna emancypacja oraz obywatelstwo na wzór zachodni 80 · Idee narodo we 81 · Integracja ekonomiczna 84 · Społeczność „dobrowolna” 84 · Inte gracja kulturowa i społeczna 85 · Oświecenie, sekularyzacja i upadek trady cji 86 · Ciągłość 88 Nowe wyzwania okresu ponowoczesnego. Relacje Izrael-diaspora 90 · Ekonomia tożsamości żydowskiej 91 · Reewaluacja żydowskości 91 · Kto jest Żydem? 92 Ponowoczesność niefilozoficzna 69 69 Rozdział 3. Historia a granice . Rewizja pojmowania żydowskiego czasu i przestrzeni . Koncepcja transgeograficzna. Geografia polityczna a wyznaczanie ram historycznych. Podejście ponadnarodowe. Geografia sieci społecznej, kulturalnej i ekonomicznej. 77 90 94 95 95 96 101 103 107 Rozdział 4. Hybryda z czym? Związki kultury żydowskiej z innymi kulturami . Koncepcje kultury polskich Żydów. Hybrydalność a kwestia żydowska
. Którąmetahistorię wybrać?. Dlaczego studia żydowskie?. 110 111 122 132 135 Rozdział 5. Żydowski wkład w (wielokulturową) cywilizację . Klasyczny dyskurs wkładu . Dyskurs wkładu jako wrogość słowna . Starsze wersje dyskursu wkładu. Współczesny dyskurs wkładu. 138 139 141 144 148
8 SPIS TREŚCI Rozdział 6. Wprowadzenie do badań nad historią kultury żydowskiej. Historia kultury. Kwestie kultury. Zwodniczość analizy historystycznej 162 · Model wpływu kulturowego versus model polisystemu 166 · Miejsce nie-Żydów w kulturze żydowskiej 170 · Przej ście od kultury ustnej do pisanej 171 · Norma versus praktyka 175 · Genderyzacja społeczeństwa 176 · Miejsce kabały 177 Wnioski. 158 158 162 Rozdział 7. Hybrydalność metodologii. Żydowska historiografia a metody folklorystyki. Rdzeń prawdy? . Typowe źródła?. Metodologia właściwa historii? . 180 181 187 189 Rozdział 8. Historia kobiet żydowskich: początki i falstart. Przypadek Jacoba Katza . Katz jako funkcjonalista. Katz jako badacz historii społecznej — o
kobietach. Katz zmienia kierunek. Katz jako badacz historii intelektualnej — o kobietach. 193 194 198 202 204 Zakończenie. Historia żydowska a ponowoczesność: wyzwanie i pojednanie . 207 Bibliografia . 212 Indeks . 233 179
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INDEKS A Aaron, rabi, poskramiacz lwów 190 Abrahams Israel 64, 65 Adelman Howard 193 Adriaansens Hans Μ. 195 Agnew John C. 158 akademia nowa 152 akulturacja Żydów 64, 65,75,76,85, 138, 142 Aleksiun Natalia 119 Alexander Edward 149 Alexander Jeffrey C. 198 Alkalai Jehuda 148 Amnon, rabi, legenda о A. 188,189 Anderson Benedict S. 42,124 Ankersmit Frank 16 antysemityzm 88, 91,138, 139,144, 145 w wersji ponowoczesnej 88, 91, 92 Appiah Kwame Anthony 157 Appleby Joyce 16 arenda 184 Assaf David 117 Assaf Simcha 115 Avitan Szmuel 161 В Baal Szem Tow (Beszt; Izrael ben Eliezer) 181, 182, 184-186 Bacon Gershon 111,118 Baer Icchak Fric (Yitzhak Fritz) 48, 53, 57-59, 73 Balin Carole B. 193 Balaban Majer 111, 112,119,124,182, 183, 197 Band Arnold D. 135 Bar-Itzhak Haya 143,182 Barber Bernard 195 Barnai Jaakow 39, 51, 78,178 Baron Salo Wittmayer 33, 38, 40, 47, 53, 54, 59, 64, 65, 70, 72, 74, 78, 81, 84, 99, 100, 117120, 127, 129,140,199 Bartal Israel 62,104 Barthes Roland 24 Baruchson-Arbib Shifra 173 Baumel Judith T. 193 Baumgarten Elisheva 176,193 Bayle Pierre 144 Bayme Steven 86 Beard Charles A. 68 Beck Ulrich 157 Becker Carl L. 68 Beckner Morton 128 Bellomo Manlio 131 Ben-Rafael Eliezer 34,47, 90 Ben-Sasson Hayim Hillel 45, 51, 100, 101, 110, 113,114, 163,201,202 Benayahu Meir 70 Benjamin Walter 123 Benson Lee 191 Bentley Michael 21, 22, 29, 50 Ber z Bolechowa zob. Birkenthal Dow Ber Berkhofer Robert E, Jr. 16, 23, 31, 33 Berkovitz Jay R. 74, 129 Berlin Isaiah 31 Berszadskij Sergei A. 183 Beruria, żona rabiego Meira 198 Best Steven 16 Beszt zob. Baal Szem Tow Bhabha Homi K.
46,123,124,134,153 Biale David 9, 25, 26, 28, 48, 67, 114, 126, 127, 129,136,149, 153 Bickerman Elias 63 Birkenthal Dow Ber (Dow Ber z Bolechowa) 104, 143 Bloch Marc 191,195,196 Bloch Philip 182 Bodemann Michael Y. 90 Bodian Miriam 107, 116, 130,131 Bonfil Robert (Reuven) 64, 116, 124, 126, 141, 180 Boyarin Daniel 54, 63, 135, 153, 154, 176 Boyarin Jonathan 54, 135, 152-154 Braudel Fernand 97 Brearley F. Margaret 88
234 INDEKS Breuer Mordechaj 114 Brilling Bernhard 105 Brinker Menachem 28 Bruner Jerome 11,159,169 Burke Peter 191 Butler Judith 47,125 Buxton William 195 C Cahill Thomas 138 Cała Alina 119 Campbell Donald T, 143 Cantor Aviva 54,63 Cardoso Isaac 145,147 Cesarani David 90,108,135 Chaim ben Becalel z Pragi 164,165 Chajes Jeffrey Howard 178 Chartier Roger 28,158,191 Chasidej Aszkenaz 113,186 chasydyzm 87,108,130,164,165,178, 185 Churban zob. Zagłada Clifford James 27 Cohn L. Robert 153 Cohn-Sherbok Dan 74 Cohen Asher 82 Cohen Gerson D. 64-66,156,181 Cohen Mark R. 60,146 Cohen Mitchell 149 Cohen Shaye 35,129 Cohen Steven 85 Conforti Icchak23, 39,40,42,48, 51,53,58,113 Conrad Joseph 123 Cooper Frederick 123 Creveld Martin van 82 D Dalmatzky-Fischler Brakha 54 Danziger Μ. Herbert 87 Darnton Robert 191 Davidman Lynn 87 Davies Norman 119 Davis Floyd James 141,143,183 Davis Joseph 131,164,165 Davis Natalie 191 Dawidowicz Lucy 57 DellaPergola Sergio 47,60,78-80,84-87,90,93, 94 demografia żydowska 78,79,92, 93 Derrida Jacques 16,19,123 Dershowitz Alan Μ. 79 Deutscher Isaac 35 diaspora zob. galut Diner Dan 152 Dinur (Dinaburg) Ben-Zion 41, 48, 53, 57, 70, 73, 77,114,197 Dohm Christian Wilhelm von 146 Doktór Jan 70 Domaniewska-Sobczak Kazimiera 36 Dow Ber ben Samuel 184,186 Dow Ber z Bolechowa zob. Birkenthai Dow Ber druk i przejście do piśmienności 171-174 Dubin Lois 74,108 Dubnow Simon 40, 61, 62, 69, 70, 72-74,98, 99, 101, 113,118 Durkheim Émile 194 E Edelheit Abraham J. 74 Edelman Cwi 182 Eibeschuetz Jonatan 106 Eisen Arnold 55, 86, 90,152,155 Eisenstadt Shmuel 195,196 Eisenstein
Elizabeth 191 ekonomia a życie żydowskie 84,85,91,92 Eibaum Jaakow 114,130,163,164,173 emancypacja Żydów 65, 70, 74, 75, 80, 81, 138, 142 Emden Jaakow 104,106 Endelman Todd Μ. 37, 74 Engel David 54 Ermarth Elizabeth 21, 26, 27 esencjalizm zob. konstruktywizm versus esen cja! izm Esterka, legenda o E. 116,167 Etkes Immanuel 186 etnocentryzm 142,143 Ettinger Shmuel 50, 69, 72, 100, 101, 143, 144146 Evans Richard J. 21 Even-Zohar Itamar 121,166 Ezdrasz, kapłan i sofer, namiestnik Judy 93 F Fanon Frantz 123,124 Febvre Lucien 191 Feiner Shmuel 74, 87,108 Feldman Abraham J. 139
INDEKS 235 Fergus T. David 131 Ferziger Adam 35 Finkelstein Louis 140 Finkielkraut Alain 88 Fischer David Hackett 29 Fishman Sylvia Barack 86 Foa Anna 47, 48 folklor, interpretacja 178-192 Fonrobert Charlotte 160 Foss Daniel A. 195 Foucault Michel 16, 20, 23 Foxman Abraham 88 Fram Edward 114,163,165,171,174 Frankel Jonathan 31, 61, 70, 85, 99 Frenkel Jeremiasz 112 Freud Zygmunt 35 Freudenthal Max 105 Friedlander Saul 24 Friesei Evyatar 78, 80, 94, 108 fundamentalizm 87 funkcjonalizm 194-198 Funkenstein Amos 33 Gilroy Paul 134 Ginzberg Louis 131 Ginzburg Carlo 31,191 Gitelman Zvi 34, 79 Glikl bas Juda z Hameln 104 Glikl z Hameln zob. Glikl bas Juda z Hameln Goitein Shlomo Dov 113,121 Goldberg Jacob (Jakub) 104,119,170,184 Goldberg Jacqueline 90 Gordimer Nadine 37 Gordon Milton Μ. 141 Gordon William Μ. 131 Goren Arthur A. 84 Grabois Aryeh 181 Graetz Heinrich Cwi 52, 53, 69, 72, 74, 97, 98, 101, 140 Grafton Anthony 31, 32 Greenberg Cheryl 151,152 Greenblatt Stephen 17 Gries Zeev 114,178 Grossman Avraham 161, 177 Gutwein Daniel 91 G Galas Michal 119 Galchinsky Michael 155 galut (diaspora) 51-56 a historia żydowska 61, 63-67 jako wkład Żydów 154 Gans Dawid ben Solomon 57 Gans Edouard 151 Gartner P. Lloyd 74 Geertz Cliffords 17,159 Geiger Abraham 63,156 Gellner Ernest 42,124 gender, role 176,177 przekraczanie r. g. 165,166 zmienione przez diasporę 54 geografia żydowska 79,80, 95-109 geografia polityczna a ramy historyczne 101-103 koncepcja transgeograficzna 96-101 podejście ponadnarodowe do g. ż. 103-107 rewizja pojmowania 95,96 sieci społecznej, kulturalnej i ekonomicznej
107-109 Gerber Jane 107 Giamatti A. Bartlett 136 Gilman Sander 152 H Habermas Jürgen 16, 24 halacha 41, 54, 93 a kobiety 201, 202 historia h. 203 jako źródło historyczne 175,176, 200 rola w społeczeństwie 204, 205 w odczytaniu dekonstrukcyjnym 19 Halbertal Moshe 38 Halewi Aszer 104 Halperin Israel 114 Hamilton Peter 195 Hammer Michael 36 Harvey Van A.27 haskala (oświecenie żydowskie) 56, 108 Haskell Thomas 21, 23, 26, 27 Hazaz Chaim 52, 53, 58, 83 Heffernan Thomas J. 182 Hegel Georg W.F. 40 Heine Heinrich 35 Heller Jom-Tow Lipmann 106 Herzberg Arthur 148 Herzl Theodor 147 Heschel Susannah 63,152,154, 155 Hess Moses 148 Hewes Gordon W. 97
236 INDEKS Hillel Baal Szem 172,173 Himmelfarb Martha 169 Hisdai Jaakow 164 historia zob. historia kultury, historia społeczna, historia żydowska historia kultury 158-161,175 historia kultury Żydów, badanie 158-179 genderyzacja 176,177 kwestia wpływu kulturowego 166-169 przejście od kultury ustnej do pisanej 171-174 stosunek do nie-Żydów 170,171 trudności w historyzacji 162-166 historia społeczna 158,194,195, 203, 206 historia żydowska 15,16,209,210 jednolitość h. ż. 48-51 relacja h. ż. do historii ogólnej 56-60 historiografia żydowska 16,18, 25, 29, 30,179, 195-199; zob. też historia, metodologia hi storii, ponowoczesność a historia żydow ska akulturacjonistyczna 31,64-66 definicja Żydów w h. 34-48 nacjonalistyczna (narodowa) 31, 38, 39,112, 113 ortodoksyjna 31, 62, 63 ponowoczesna 207-211 syjonistyczna 40, 41, 44, 45, 47, 53, 62, 63, 112,113,118 wielokulturowa 32, 66,67,156,157 historycyzm 162-166 Hobsbawm Eric 42,124 Hofstadter Richard 191 Hollinger David A. 21, 27 Holokaust zob. Zagłada Homans George С. 196 Horowitz Elliott 60, 64,158,169 Horowitz Sara 152,155 Hostein Lisa 91 Hubka Thomas C. 178 Hume David 194 Hundert Gershon D. 64, 66, 74, 106, 116, 117, 120, 122,126,130,131, 171,184 Hunt Lynn 16 Huyssen Andreas 16 hybrydalność kulturowa 122,123, 208 a kultura żydowska 124-132 Hyman Paula E. 74, 176, 193, 194, 198, 203, 206 I Idel Moshe 127,168,169,178 Iggers Georg 21, 22, 24-30, 33, 50,191 integracja ekonomiczna 84 kulturowa i społeczna 85,86 interpretacja historyczna 15-19, 24-28, 31, 187-189,207,208 Israel Jonathan 74-77,95,96,105,107,108,115, 116,124,130, 144
Isserlein Izrael 161 Isserles Mojżesz (Rama, Remu) 160-166, 168, 173,174,179 Izrael (państwo) 17,21,42, 55, 56,67,68, 133 relacje Izrael-diaspora 99 Izrael ben Eliezer zob. Baal Szem Tow J Jacob Margaret 16 Jacobs Joseph 139,140,156 Jacobs Neil G. 97 Jawie Zeew 62 Jehoszua Awraham В. zob. Yehoshua Awraham В. Jezus 51 język a interpretacja 18-22, 25, 26 jidysz zob. literatura jidysz Johanan ben Zakaj 20 Joly Danielle 82 Jones Abigail L. 36 Josel (Josef) z Rosheim 103,104 Jost Isaac Marcus 69, 72 Juda Pobożny 70 judaizm, definicja 18, 34, 35 К kabała 168,172-174,177-179,186, 204 Kahn Susan Μ. 36, 38 Kamiński Andrzej 119 Kaplan Marion 193 Kaplan Mordecai 140 Kaplan Yosef 74, 96,107 Karo Josef 162,174 Karpeies Gustav 167,182,183 Katz Jacob (Jaakow) 21, 72, 92, 104, 106, 113, 114, 120, 148, 149, 155, 156, 158, 163, 175, 193-206,211 Kazal Russel A. 141,142 Kazimierz Wielki, król Polski 167
INDEKS Kaźmierczyk Adam 119 Kellner Douglas 16 Kelly John Μ. 131 Kemp Adriana 82 Kepnes Steven 10 Kirschstein Arthur J. 139 kobiety żydowskie a halacha 19 książki dla k. 147,174 ograniczenia związane z menstruacją 160, 161 utrzymujące rodzinę 54, 55 w historiografii żydowskiej 193-206, 211 w tradycyjnej społeczności 201, 202 zakładające szal modlitewny z cicit 165, 166, 177 zmieniająca się rola k. 88, 89 życie duchowe 204, 205 konstruktywizm versus esencjalizm 18, 66, 67, 125,126, 209 Kopec Ada C. 36 Kosmin Barry 90 kosmopolityzm 157 Krochmal Nahman 72, 73 Kuhn Thomas 16 kultura żydowska (zob. też historia kultury, psy chologia kultury) przejście od k. ustnej do k. pisanej 171-174 kultura Żydów polskich, teorie jako hybryda 122-131 jako samoistna 111, 112 jako transnarodowa 112-115 metahistorie 132-135 szkoła późno-(północno-)amerykańska 120122 wczesna szkoła amerykańska 117-120 Kwok-bun Chan 157 L LaCapra Dominiek 24 Lamm Norman 87 Landau Jaakow 165 Landes David S. 191 Lang Berel 24 Laqueur Walter 83 Laski Neville 139 Lederhendler Eli 30, 31, 71, 81 legendy, wartość historyczna 180-192 Lehmann Rosa 118 237 Lenin Włodzimierz (właśc. Władimir Iljicz Uljanow) 40,46 Lerman Antony 90 Lerner Gerda 191 Levine Hillel 76 LeVine Robert A. 143 Levine-Melammed Renée 176 Levinson Julian 87 liberalizm 81 Liberles Robert 54, 59, 65, 84,141 Libson Gideon 112,121,169 Lilienblum Moses Leib 148 Lipset Seymour Μ. 191 Lissak Moshe 195 literatura jidysz, dla kobiet 89 Litman Jacob 132 Locke John 144 Luegar Karl 46 Luria Chaja 198 Luria Izaak (Arie) 182 Luzzatto Simone di 145,147 Lyotard Jean-
François 16, 24, 30 Μ Maciejko Paweł 126 Magnus Shulamit 176 Maharil zob. Moelin Jaakow ben Mosze Mahler Raphael 72, 78, 111, 112,197 Majmon Salomon 104 Mali Joseph 68 Malino Francis 74 Malinovitch Nadia 151 Mallon E. Florencia 123 małżeństwa mieszane 86 Manfredini Arrigo D. 131 Mannheim Karl 33,194 Marcus Ivan G. 31, 32, 126, 137,180, 186 Marder Janet 86 Marks Karol 35 Marshall Т.Н. 195 Martin Henri-Jean 191 Marx Alexander 104 Maybaum Ignaz 139 Mayer Egon 86 Megill Allan 22 Meir Aryeh 91 Memmi Albert 124 Menasse ben Israel 145,147 Mendelsohn Ezra 81
238 INDEKS Mendelssohn Mojżesz 69 Mendes Gracia, Dona 198 Mendes-Flohr Paul 74, 115, 116, 124, 127, 129, 130,146 Merton Robert К. 195,196 metahistoria jako rama dla historii żydowskiej 30-32, 60-68,132-135,156,157 metodologia historii 22-25,28,29,187-192 Meyer Michael A. 34, 71-74, 76, 77, 98, 133, 128,151 Michałowska Anna 119 Michman Dan 26,150 Miller Avis 86 mistycyzm 87 Mittelberg David 90 Modena Leon 60,145 Moelin Jaakowben Mosze (Maharil) 165,166 Montefiore Claude 40 Montesquieu Charles-Louis de Secondât (Mon teskiusz) 194 Morrison Toni 123 Mourant Arthur E. 36 Munch Richard 195 Munslow Alun 16 Myers David N. 31, 32, 39, 47, 51, 53, 58, 113, 122,169,194 N Nahon Gérard 107 Naimark-Goldberg Natalie 34 nacjonalizm, jako konstrukt 38,42,43 nacjonalizm palestyński 83 nacjonalizm żydowski 38-44, 81-83 jako antidotum na bycie mniejszością 147, 148 krytyka 39, 40,43, 55, 56 narracje, analiza 15,16,20,21,27,28,30-32,188 Neusner Jacob 40,49, 50,101,129,133,134 Newman Amy 152 Nichols Roy F. 190 nieczystość miesięczna 160,161 Nietzsche Fryderyk 22 Nigal Gedalyah 178 Novick Peter 9, 16, 22, 23, 25, 27, 33, 40, 58, 68, 70, 138,190 nowoczesność, żydowskie definicje n. 69-77 O Ofer Dalia 26 Oliel-Grausz Evelyne 107 Ong Walter J. 189 Ophir Adi 16 oświecenie żydowskie zob. haskala P Pappe Ilan 21-23 Parsons Talcott 195,196 Parush Iris 53, 193, 201 Patai Jennifer 36 Patai Raphael 36 Paweł z Tarsu 153 Peleg Aliza 80 Pelikan Jaroslav 152 Penslar Derek J. 56 periodyzacja 69-77, 95,96, 208, 209 Petrovsky-Shtern Yohanan 122,172 Philippson Ludwig 72 Piastowie, dynastia 50 Piekarz Mendel
163,164 pinkas 172,175 Pinsker Leo (Lew) 147 Pinto Diana 67,150,151, 155 Pinto Isaac de 130 pluralizm w kontekście żydowskim 85, 92, ПО, 125, 127, 134, 149-152, 155, 156, 210 polityka żydowska 80 ponowoczesność (postmodernizm) 15-24 a historia żydowska 9,10,15-32,207-211 a interpretacja 16,17 żydowska 77-94,208-210 Porter Brian 129 postmodernizm zob. ponowoczesność postsyjonizm 55, 56 pozytywizm historiograficzny 23, 24 reformowany 28,207 Prakash Gyan 123 Prochownik Abraham 167 psychologia kultury 159 R Raab Theodore 60 Radziwiłłowie 182,183 Ram Uri 40,195 Rama zob. Isserles Mojżesz Ranger Terence 42,124 Rapoport-Albert Ada 201 Ravid Benjamin C.1.145 Raz-Krakotzkin Amnon 39,41,48,51,53,67,113 Rein Ariel 39, 53,113
INDEKS Reiner Elchanan 114, 131, 162, 164, 165, 173, 174, 180 Reinharz Jehuda 74,130,146 Remu zob. Isserles Mojżesz retrodykcyjność 31, 32, 50 Richmond Colin 135 Rief David 157 Ringelblum Emanuel 111 Roback Abraham A. 139 Robertson Roland 195 Robinson Ira 84 Robinson Olivia F. 131 rodzina żydowska 91,177, 200 Romain Gemma 108 Rosenzweig Franz 127 Roskies David 110, 117, 174 Rosman Moshe 27, 54, 71, 89, 105, 106, 117119, 121, 122, 130, 164, 171, 173, 177, 181186,189, 201 Roth Cecil 57,118, 139, 140, 156, 199 Roth Philip 37 Roubey Lester W. 145 Rubinstein Hilary 74 Ruderman David 74,76,115,116,118, 130,141, 169 Runes Dagobert D. 139 Rushdie Salman 123 Ryle Gilbert 17,159 S sabataizm 18, 41, 51,118,178, 208 Sabataj (Szabtaj) Cwi 51,118,178 Sachs Bernard 36 Sarna Jonathan 71, 79 Sartre Jean-Paul 38, 40,45-47, 133, 134 Satlow Michael 35, 37, 126,168,169 Schachter Jacob J. 63 Schiper Ignacy 111,124 Scholem Gershom 51, 58, 59, 72, 118, 126, 177, 178 Schorr Mojżesz 111 Schorsch Ismar 130,145,152 Schwartz Shuly Rubin 140 Schwarzfuchs Simon 108 Schweid Eliezer 91 Scott Joan W. 26, 176, 191,193, 194, 201 Seliktar Ofira 90 Serge Dan V. 123 Shapiro Harry L. 36 Sharot Stephen 86,126 239 Sheffer Gabriel 90 Shenhav Yehouda 66 Shmeruk Chone 105,114,117,167,174 Shmueli Ephraim 128 Shohat (Shochat) Azriel 72, 78 Shoub Myra 176 Shulman Nisson E. 117, 169 Shulvass Moses 131,158 Silberstein Laurence J. 40, 47, 56, 110, 122, 125, 126, 128, 134, 152, 153 Silverman Max 135 Skorecki Karl 36 Slezkine Yuri 37, 46, 55, 56, 63, 92, 150, 151 Smith Anthony 41 Smith Dennis 194-196 Smith Jonathan Z. 128
Smolenskin Peretz 148 socjologia historyczna 193-206 Solomon Norman 91 Soloveitchik Haym 113,163,171,173,174,186 Sombart Werner 196 Sorkin David 74, 108, 142 Souyri Pierre 24 Spiegel Gabrielle 21, 26 Spinoza Benedykt (Baruch) 35,144 społeczność żydowska, ponowoczesna 84, 85 Stalin Józef (właśc. Josif Wissarionowicz Dżugaszwili) 40 Stampfer Shaul 78 Stefan Batory, król Polski 182,183 Steinberg Milton 44 Steiner George 134 Stern Selma 105,108 Stocking George W. 198 Stone Lawrence 24 studia żydowskie 15, 135-137, 148, 152, 154156,209,210 Sutcliffe Adam 144 syjonizm 43, 52-54, 81, 90, 126 krytyka s. 43, 55, 56, 134 Szabtaj Cwi zob. Sabataj Cwi Szoa zob. Zagłada Szolem Alejchem (właśc. Szolem Rabinowicz) 150 T Ta-Shma 160 Tay Warren 36 Teller Adam 65,97,109,128,133,184 Teodozjusz II, cesarz bizantyjski 95
240 INDEKS Teter Magda 181 Thomas Mark 36 Tilly Charles 191 Toaff Ariel 108 Toews John E. 21 Toland John 146 Topolski Jerzy 21 Toury Jacob 72 tożsamość żydowska 34-48, 85, 86, 91-94,150153 Trocki Lew Dawidowicz (właśc. L.D. Bronstein) 35 Tschernowitz Chaim 131 Turner Brian S. 195 Turniansky Chava 174 Twersky Isadore 131,162,198, 203 Tyszka Wojciech 75 U Uruszczak Wacław 131 V Vaksburg Arkady 40 Vital David 41, 74, 79 Voisé Waldemar 131 W Waddy Charles 82 Wahl Saul 167,182,183 Walcott Derek 123 Wasserstein Bernard 79 Waxman Chaim I. 85, 87 Weale Michael E. 36 Webber Connie 10 Webber Jonathan 46,91, 94,128,129 Weber Max 194 Wein Berel 62-64 Weinreich Max 97 Weinryb Bernard 105,117-119,167,173 Weissler Chava 174,176,193, 199, 204, 205 Wertheimer Jack 85 Węgrzynek Hanna 119 White Hayden 20, 21, 23, 24, 33 Whitfield Stephen 149 wielokulturowość 11, 16, 32, 66, 67, 85, 92, 101, 133 żydowska postawa wobec w. 147-157, 210 Wilson William A. 184 Wistrich Robert S. 88 R Bayerische I; Graatsbibliothek ünchen wkład żydowski w cywilizację (koncepcja) 138157 a pragnienie bycia kontrkulturą 142 a pragnienie bycia subkulturą 141-144 jako obrona przed antysemityzmem 139, 140 starsze wersje w. 144-148 współczesne wersje w. 148-157 wpływ kulturowy 166-169 Wrigley E.A. 191 Wodziński Marcin 119 Wolosky Shira 17,23 Woolf Jeffrey R. 161 Y Eli 180-192 Yehoshua (Jehoszua) Awraham B. 42, 93 Yerushalmi Yosef Hayim 47,51,60,96,145,153, 155,156 Yinger J. Milton 141,142 Ysander Torsten 130 Yuval Israel J. 57, 58,113,121,169,171 Yassif Z Zagłada (Churban, Holokaust, Szoa) 23, 24, 77-79, 92, 95,135
określenia na Z. 12 wpływ na status Żydów 149,150,154 Zagorin Peretz 21 Zalkin Mordecai 108 Zimmer Eric 165,178 Zinberg Israel 174 Zipperstein Steven J. 74 Zorobabel, namiestnik Judy 93 Zunz Leopold 72 Zygmunt III Waza, król Polski 156 Ż Żyd jako model 154-156 jako trop 46,153,154,156 Żydzi ich relacje z nie-Żydami 166-171 jako grupa wyznaniowa 34, 35 jako kategoria biologiczna 35-38 jako lud 44-48 jako mniejszość 45, 46, 138, 141, 142, 147, 149,153 jako naród 38-44,47,48,100,101 |
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| title | Jak pisać historię żydowską? |
| title_alt | How Jewish is Jewish History? |
| title_auth | Jak pisać historię żydowską? |
| title_exact_search | Jak pisać historię żydowską? |
| title_full | Jak pisać historię żydowską? Moshe Rosman. Przekład i redakcja naukowa Agnieszka Jagodzińska |
| title_fullStr | Jak pisać historię żydowską? Moshe Rosman. Przekład i redakcja naukowa Agnieszka Jagodzińska |
| title_full_unstemmed | Jak pisać historię żydowską? Moshe Rosman. Przekład i redakcja naukowa Agnieszka Jagodzińska |
| title_short | Jak pisać historię żydowską? |
| title_sort | jak pisac historie zydowska |
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