Periodicals and Collected Essays
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ASSOCIATION FOR JEWISH STUDIES REVIEW. 36.2 (2012)
Aaron Amit, “The ‘Halakhic Kernel’ as a Criterion for Dating Babylonian Aggadah: Bavli Ḥullin 110a–b and Parallels,” pp. 187–205; Natalie C. Polzer, “Misogyny Revisited: The Eve Traditions in Avot de Rabbi Natan, Versions A and B,” pp. 207–255; Debra Kaplan, “‘To Immerse their Wives’: Communal Identity and the ‘Kahalishe’ Mikveh of Altona,” pp. 257–279; Bracha Yaniv, “The Hidden Message of the Hares in the Talons of the Eagle,” pp. 281–294; Iris Idelson-Shein, “‘Their Eyes Shall Behold Strange Things’: Abraham Ben Elijah of Vilna Encounters the Spirit of Mr. Buffon,” pp. 295–322; Janet Handler Burstein, “Performing Holocaust Memory: Judd Ne'eman’s Zitra,” pp. 323–336.
Book Reviews, pp. 337–369.
ASSOCIATION FOR JEWISH STUDIES REVIEW. 37.1 (2013)
Daniel Stein Kokin, “Toward the Source of the Sambatyon: Shabbat Discourse and the Origins of the Sabbatical River Legend,” pp. 1–28; David M. Goldenberg, “‘It Is Permitted to Marry a Kushite,’” pp 29–49; Ilana Sasson, “Gender Equality in Yefet Ben {Elī’s Commentary and Karaite Halakhah,” pp. 51–74; Ephraim Shoham-Steiner, “The Virgin Mary, Miriam, and Jewish Reactions to Marian Devotion in the High Middle Ages,” pp. 75–91; Nicham Ross, “Can Secular Spirituality be Religiously Inspired? The Hasidic Legacy in the Eyes of Skeptics,” pp. 93–113; Adam J. Sacks, “Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann Controversy as Destabilizing Transatlantic Text,” pp. 115–134.
Book Reviews, pp. 135–176.
ISRAEL STUDIES. 17.3 (2012)
Special Section: Israel’s Foreign Relations: Asian Perspectives. Yiyi Chen, “China’s Relationship with Israel, Opportunities and Challenges: Perspectives from China,” pp. 1–21; Maina Chawla Singh, “Indians and Israelis: Beyond Strategic Partnerships,” pp. 22–44; Özlem Tür, “Turkey and Israel in the 2000s—: From Cooperation to Conflict,” pp. 45–66.
Special Section: Literature and Music. Rachel Harris, “Samson’s Suicide: Death and the Hebrew Literary Canon,” pp. 67–91; Phillip Hollander, “Contested Zionist Masculinity and the Redemption of the Schlemiel in Levi [End Page 437] Aryeh Arieli’s ‘Allah Karim!’” pp. 92–118; Assaf Shelleg, “Israeli Art Music: A Reintroduction,” pp. 119–149.
Articles. Dana Kachtan, “The Construction of Ethnic Identity in the Military—From the Bottom Up,” pp. 150–175; Meir Seidler, “Zionism’s Conflicting Founding Designs and Their Ideological Impact,” pp. 176–190.
ISRAEL STUDIES. 18.1 (2013)
Maya Balakirsky Katz, “The De-politicization of Israeli Political Cartoons,” pp. 1–30; Hizky Shoham, “From ‘Great History’ to ‘Small History’: The Genesis of the Zionist Periodization,” pp. 31–55; Abigail Jacobson, “American ‘Welfare Politics’: American Involvement in Jerusalem During World War I,” pp. 56–76; Jacob Tovy, “All Quiet on the Eastern Front: Israel and the Issue of Reparations from East-Germany, 1951–1956,” pp. 77–100; Hillel Cohen, “Palestinian Armed Struggle, Israel’s Peace Camp, and the Unique Case of Fatah Jerusalem,” pp. 101–123; Oded Haklai, “The Arab Minority in Israel: Challenges and Limits in Recent Disciplinary Approaches,” pp. 124–145; Batya Shimony, “Shaping Israeli-Arab Identity in Hebrew Words—The Case of Sayed Kashua,” pp. 146–169; Tamar Wolf-Monzon, “‘The Hand of Esau in the Midst Here Too’—Uri Zvi Grinberg’s Poem ‘A Great Fear and the Moon’ in Its Historical and Political Contexts,” pp. 170–193.
ISRAEL STUDIES. 18.2 (2013)
Special Issue: Shared Narratives—A Palestinian-Israeli Dialogue. Ilan Troen and Natan Aridan, “Note from the Editors of Israel Studies,” p. v; Daniel Kurtzer, “Preface,” pp. vii–viii; Paul Scham, Benjamin Pogrund, and As’ad Ghanem, “Introduction to Shared Narratives: A Palestinian-Israeli Dialogue,” pp. 1–10; As’ad Ghanem, “Palestinian Nationalism: An Overview,” pp. 11–29; Moshe Maoz, “The Zionist/Jewish and Palestinian/Arab National Movements: The Question of Legitimacy—A Comparative Observation,” pp. 30–40; Yosef Gorny, “To Understand Oneself: Does It Mean to Understand the Other?—Reflections,” pp. 41–52; Mohammed S. Dajani Daoudi and Zeina M. Barakat, “Israelis and Palestinians: Contested Narratives,” pp. 53–69; Dalia Ofer, “We Israelis Remember, But How?: The Memory of the Holocaust and the Israeli Experience,” pp. 70–85; Adel Manna, “The Palestinian Nakba and Its Continuous Repercussions,” pp. 86–99...
