Jewish revival inside out : remaking Jewishness in a transnational age /
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| Language: | English |
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Detroit :
Wayne State University Press,
[2023]
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| Series: | Raphael Patai series in Jewish folklore and anthropology.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: Riding the Jewish Renaissance: Survival, Revival, and Renewal
- Part I. Concepts
- 1. Revival as Imperative: Reflections on the Normativity of Jewish Renaissance
- 2. From Kiruv to Continuity: Survivalism and Renewal as Competing Categories in Judaism
- 3. Jewish. Jewish? "Jewish" Jewish!: New Authenticities amid Post-Holocaust, Postcommunist Europe's Jewish Revival
- Part II. Contexts
- 4. "Is You a Jew?": The Jewish Revival Scene in Budapest
- 5. Poland's Jewish Turn: Memory, Materiality, and Performance
- 6. Has There Been a "Jewish Revival" in Russia and Ukraine After Communism?
- 7. Between Boundary Making and Philo-Semitic Yearnings in Contemporary Germany
- 8. Ultra-Orthodox Judaism, Place Making, and Urban Boundaries in Paris
- 9. Breslov Hasidic Social Renewal and the Mizrahi Haredi Teshuva Movement
- Part III. Bodies
- 10. Healing the Self, Renewing Tradition: The Hybrid Discourse of Authenticity of New Age Judaism in Israel
- 11. "We Also Study in a Yeshiva": Ethnography in a Secular Yeshiva in Tel Aviv
- 12. On the Altar of Shekhina: The Kohenet Hebrew Priestess Institute and the Gendered Politics of Jewish Renewal
- Part IV. Retrospects
- 13. "High Liability Judaism": A Countercultural Autobiography of Havurat Shalom
- 14. After-Word, On-Word, Back-Word
- Contributors
- Index