The Social and Cultural History of Palestine
Subtitle: Essays in Honour of Salim Tamari
By: edited by Sarah Irving
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
Published: 2023-01-05
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781399503631
Copyright date: 2023
Table of contents: label: Contents
title: iii; label: Figures
title: v; label: The Contributors
title: vii; label: Acknowledgements
title: ix; label: Introduction: The Social and Cultural in the Historiography of Mandate Palestine (Sarah Irving)
title: 1; label: Chapter 1 Jaffa before the Nakba: Palestine’s Thriving City, 1799–1948 (Mahmoud Yazbak)
title: 8; label: Chapter 2 To ‘Strengthen Mediterranean Resistance’? Albert Antebi and the Porous Boundaries of Cultural Identification in Ottoman Jerusalem, 1896–1919 (Karène Sanchez Summerer)
title: 26; label: Chapter 3 Tales out of School: Palestinian Students in a Jewish Institution, 1870–1937 (Dotan Halevy and Amin Khalaf)
title: 50; label: Chapter 4 Costumes and the Image: Authenticity, Identity and Photography in Palestine (Sary Zananiri)
title: 70; label: Chapter 5 ‘The Reconstruction of Palestine’: Geographical Imaginaries after World War I (Nadi Abusaada)
title: 102; label: Chapter 6 Decolonising the Social History of Rural Palestinian Women: The Economic Activity of Rural Women in Galilee during the British Mandate (Rawda Morkus-Makhoul)
title: 120; label: Chapter 7 Ethnographies of Madness: Père Antonin Jaussen, Shaykh Sa’ad al-Din and the Management of Mental Illness in Mandate-era Nablus (Chris Sandal-Wilson)
title: 142; label: Chapter 8 ‘Irrespective of Community or Creed’: Charity, Solidarity and the 1927 Jericho Earthquake (Sarah Irving)
title: 173; label: Chapter 9 Photographing the Palestinian Nakba: Rethinking the Role of Photography in Historical Writing (Issam Nassar)
title: 193; label: Index
title: 218