|
A Pariah People: The Anthropology of Antisemitism.(Review)
|
By HYAM MACCOBY. London: Constable, 1996.
While antisemitism(*) remains a threat to the well-being and even the physical existence of the Jewish people, as well as to the moral integrity of human society, attempts to account for it will be needed. The recent release of the disappointing conclusions of a Vatican commission on the church and the Holocaust, headed by Cardinal Edward Cassidy, will perhaps bring antisemitism to public attention once more, without taking us an...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
|
The hatred that endures. (antisemitism) (Column)
U.S. News & World Report
; The specific antisemitic depictions of Jews have changed over the centuries, but the loathing and blaming remain constant Antisemitism. History's constant. Einstein called it the shadow of the Jewish people - an evil, irrational spirit that has dogged the Jews on their monumental march through
|
|
Comprehending antisemitism?
Judaism
; Comprehending Antisemitism? Reviewed by WILLIAM NICHOLs Antisemitism: The Longest Hatred. By ROBERT S. WISTRICH. New York: Pantheon Books, 1991. A Pariah People: The Anthropology of Antisemitism. By HYAM MACCOBY. London: Constable, 1996. The Satanizing of the Jews: Origin and Development of
|
|
Antisemitism.(Review)
Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought
; By MILTON SHAIN. London: Bowerdean, 1998. While antisemitism remains a threat to the well-being and even the physical existence of the Jewish people, as well as to the moral integrity of human society, attempts to account for it will be needed. The recent release of the disappointing conclusions of
|
|
|
A Pariah People: The Anthropology of Antisemitism.(Review)
Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought
; By HYAM MACCOBY. London: Constable, 1996. While antisemitism remains a threat to the well-being and even the physical existence of the Jewish people, as well as to the moral integrity of human society, attempts to account for it will be needed. The recent release of the disappointing conclusions of
|
|
The longest hatred: historical antisemitism peaked with the Nazi genocide, but the nightmare is centuries old.
New Internationalist
; Anti-monotheism With its monotheistic theology, Judaism was viewed with deep suspicion by polytheistic societies in the Middle East, particularly in Egypt where nearly a million Jews lived among polytheistic Egyptians, Greeks and the governing Romans. The 'first pogrom' in Alexandria in 38 AD was
|
|
|
A human balance: whether it's antisemitism or its polar opposite, rarely are Jews seen as ordinary human beings--as flawed and perfect as everyone else. Adam Ma'anit appeals for just such a balance.(Keynote)(Cover Story)
New Internationalist
; ... read about is life in the ghetto, expulsions of Jews and the horrible conditions that we must endure. When I read Der Sturmer, news about the Jews is so much better! Jews control all the banks, we excel in culture and the arts, we're all stinking rich and incredibly ...
|
|
Study Cites Drop in Antisemitism; Negative Stereotypes Endure Despite Decline, Researcher Concludes
The Washington Post
; Antisemitism continues to decline in the United States even though many negative stereotypes of Jews still persist, particularly among blacks, the less-educated and older Americans, according to an exhaustive study of public attitudes toward Jews. As with racial intolerance, antisemitism has
|
|
The antisemitism of liberals.(The Resurgence of Antisemitism: Jews, Israel, and Liberal Opinion)(Book review)
Midstream
; The Resurgence of Antisemitism: Jews, Israel, and Liberal Opinion. By Bernard Harrison. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2006. xv, 218 pp. According to the famous eleventh edition of the cyclopedia Britannica (1910) Antisemitism is a passing phase in the history of culture. Since that sanguine
|
|
Antisemitism: Myth and Hate from Antiquity to the Present.(Book Review)
Journal of Church and State
; By Marvin Perry and Frederick M. Schweitzer. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2002. x + 309 pp. np. Antisemitism, the longest hatred in human history, remains as strong as ever today in some quarters. Christians have usually been the source of antisemitic activity, based largely on the belief that the
|
|
|
An Old Hatred's New Day.(antisemitism)
U.S. News & World Report
; A specter is haunting the world, but its name is not communism. Its name is antisemitism. A hardy perennial among the world's ideologies, antisemitism did not merely survive the century that relegated fascism and communism to the dustbin of failed isms. Today, many people fear, the vilification of
|