Zakhor: Jewish History and Jewish Memory

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1983
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Abstract
Foreword by Harold BloomPreface to the 1996 EditionPreface to the 1989 EditionPrologue to the Original Edition 1. Biblical and Rabbinic Foundations - Meaning in History, Memory, and the Writing of History2. The Middle Ages - Vessels and Vehicles of Jewish Memory3. In the Wake of the Spanish Expulsion4. Modern Dilemas - Historiography and Its Discontents Postscript - Reflections on Forgetting NotesIndex
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Journal The American Historical Review
Year 1983
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