The Dutch intersection
Subtitle: the Jews and the Netherlands in modern history
By: edited by Yosef Kaplan.
Contributors: Kaplan, Yosef.
Series: Brill's series in Jewish studies -- v. 38
Publisher: Brill
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Leiden; Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 520
ISBN-13: 9789004149960
Subjects: Jews -- Netherlands -- History -- Congresses; Judaism -- Netherlands -- History -- Congresses; Netherlands -- Ethnic relations -- Congresses
Genres: Congresses.
Table of contents: title: Amsterdam from an international perspective: tolerance and kehillah in the Portuguese diaspora / Bernard D. Cooperman; title: The boundaries of community: urban space and intercultural interaction in early modern, Sephardi Amsterdam and London / Adam Sutcliffe; title: Amsterdam, the forbidden lands, and the dynamics of the Sephardi diaspora / Yosef Kaplan; title: Mosseh Pereyra de Paiva: an Amsterdam Portuguese Jewish merchant abroad in the seventeenth century / Jonathan Schorsch; title: Amsterdam as locus of Iberian printing in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries / Harm den Boer; title: The Temple mount in the Lowlands / Gary Schwartz; title: The persistence of images: reproductive success in the history of Sephardi sepulchral art / Michael Studemund-Halévy; title: Patrocinio and authority: assessing the metropolitan role of the Portuguese Nation of Amsterdam in the eighteenth century / Evelyne Oliel-Grausz; title: Philosophy, deism, and the early Jewish enlightenment (1655-1740) / Jonathan Israel; title: Yiddish book production in Amsterdam between 1650-1800: local and international aspects / Shlomo Berger; title: In Hamburg a High German Jew was murdered?: the representation of foreign Jews in the Dinstagishe un Fraytagishe Kuranten (Amsterdam, 1686-1687) / Hilde Pach; title: Amsterdam and the inception of the Jewish Republic of Letters / Avriel Bar-Levav; title: Ashkenazi-Dutch pinkassim as sources for studying European-Jewish migration: the cases of Middelburg and The Hague in the eighteenth century / Stefan Litt; title: The Hague, Amsterdam, Istanbul, Jerusalem: David de Pinto and the Jesiba Magen David, 1750-1767 / Gérard Nahon; title: From Amsterdam to Bombay, Baghdad, and Casablanca: the influence of the Amsterdam Haggadah on haggadah illustration among the Jews in India and the lands of Islam / Shalom Sabar; title: A maskil reads Zunz: Samuel Mulder and the earliest Dutch reception of the Wissenschaft des Judentums / Irene E. Zwiep; title: Dutch national identity and Jewish international solidarity: an impossible combination?: Dutch Jewry and the significance of the Damascus Affair (1840) / Bart Wallet; title: Jewish artists facing Holland / Rivka Weiss-Blok; title: Alfred Klee and Hans Goslar: from Amsterdam to Westerbork to Bergen Belsen / Benjamin Ravid; title: Next year in Paramaribo: galut and diaspora as scene-changes in the Jewish life of Jakob Meijer / Evelien Gans; title: Writing against silence: Jewish writers of the generation-after in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, and France, a comparison / Elrud Ibsch; title: Patrons or partners?: relations between the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and the Dutch Jewish community in the immediate postwar period / David Weinberg; title: International aspects of the restitution process in the Netherlands at the end of the twentieth century / Manfred Gerstenfeld.