Ein Paradigma der Moderne

JĂŒdische Geschichte in SchlĂŒsselbegriffen. Festschrift fĂŒr Dan Diner zum 70. Geburtstag

Contributions by Mohammed Ahmed Contributions by Judith Ciminski Contributions by Arndt Engelhardt Contributions by Lutz Fiedler Contributions by Iris Freyer-Nachum Contributions by Elisabeth Gallas Contributions by Walid Abd El Gawad Contributions by Jan Gerber Contributions by Natasha Gordinsky Contributions by Philipp Graf Contributions by Stefan Hofmann Contributions by David JĂŒnger Contributions by David Kowalski Contributions by Felix Pankonin Contributions by Ann-Kathrin Pollmann Contributions by Eran Rolnik Contributions by Miriam RĂŒrup Contributions by Dirk Sadowski Contributions by Inka Sauter Contributions by Imanuel Clemens Schmidt Contributions by Maja Scrbacic Contributions by Sebastian Voigt Contributions by Robert Zwarg Edited by Arndt Engelhardt Edited by Lutz Fiedler Edited by Elisabeth Gallas Edited by Natasha Gordinsky Edited by Philipp Graf Illustrated by

Book cover: Ein Paradigma der Moderne

Extent: 462 pages

Publisher: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht

Subjects: Jewish Studies, Twentieth- & Twenty-First- Century History

Language: German

Paperback (Published)

(June 2016)

ISBN: 9783525300848

6.3 x 1.3 inches

Price: $87.00

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Der Band erklĂ€rt anhand von Fallbeispielen SchlĂŒsselbegriffe der modernen jĂŒdischen Geschichte.


This collected volume brings together research based case-studies using an integrated perspective on Jewish and general history in modernity. Like a kaleidoscope, whose reflections are changing due to influences from inside and outside, constantly newly constituted, the volume focuses formative episodes and ideas of thought of the history of Jewish-diasporic existence in modernity. With new perspectives on intellectual history, on politics, literature, migration and translation the volume introduces to key terms of modern Jewish history and draws a multifaceted picture of an integrated Jewish history. Instead of a particular view on topics of Jewish history, the authors use transnational and interdisciplinary approaches and embed the history of Jewish communities in the social and cultural context of the surrounding societies. Thus, the band delivers in addition to new research in Jewish studies also insights into the general history of Europe, the United States and the Middle East. It will be published on the occasion of the 70th birthday of Dan Diner in May 2016.

  • Contributions by Mohammed Ahmed
  • Contributions by Judith Ciminski
  • Contributions by Arndt Engelhardt
  • Contributions by Lutz Fiedler
  • Contributions by Iris Freyer-Nachum
  • Contributions by Elisabeth Gallas
  • Contributions by Walid Abd El Gawad
  • Contributions by Jan Gerber
  • Contributions by Natasha Gordinsky
  • Contributions by Philipp Graf
  • Contributions by Stefan Hofmann
  • Contributions by David JĂŒnger
  • Contributions by David Kowalski
  • Contributions by Felix Pankonin
  • Contributions by Ann-Kathrin Pollmann
  • Contributions by Eran Rolnik
  • Contributions by Miriam RĂŒrup
  • Contributions by Dirk Sadowski
  • Contributions by Inka Sauter
  • Contributions by Imanuel Clemens Schmidt
  • Contributions by Maja Scrbacic
  • Contributions by Sebastian Voigt
  • Contributions by Robert Zwarg
  • Edited by Arndt Engelhardt
  • Edited by Lutz Fiedler
  • Edited by Elisabeth Gallas
  • Edited by Natasha Gordinsky
  • Edited by Philipp Graf
  • Illustrated by