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French Jewry: Between Particularism and Universalism in Modern and Contemporary History

French Jewry: Between Particularism and Universalism in Modern and Contemporary History
Edited by: Erik H. Cohen
French Jewry, one of the largest Diaspora communities, has undergone many changes in modern times, including demographic change. The fascinating face of Judaism is examined in three sections in this collection: history, culture and Jewish thought. The articles explore struggles and transformations, including transformations in religious meaning, the struggle between the Jewish national affinity and universalism, the rabbinic Zionist leadership and the contribution of the Parisian School of Jewish thought. The anthology is based on lectures given at an international conference on this subject held by the Dahan Center, Bar-Ilan University. There are relevant and instructive articles by Moshe Bar-Asher, Jay Berkowitz, Dotan Goren, Yigal Bin-Nun, Tsilla Hershco, Yair Auron, Paul Elbhar, Neria Guttel, Yaacov Loupo, Avinoam Rosenak, Yossef Charvit and Ami Bouganim.
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Danacode:   110-20219 ISBN:  978-965-226-459-6 Language:   Hebrew Pages:   252 Weight:   600 gr Dimensions:  17x24 cm Publication Date:   05/2015 Publisher:   Bar-Ilan University Press