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Germans into Jews: Remaking the Jewish Social Body in the Weimar Republic (Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture)
Author: Sharon Gillerman
Year: January 1, 2009
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Germans into Jews Remaking the Jewish Social Body in the Weimar Republic Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture The book "Germans into Jews Remaking the Jewish Social Body in the Weimar Republic" by Sharon Gillerman offers a fresh perspective on a lesser-known era of German and Jewish history, challenging the commonly held belief that the Jewish community in Germany was in decline during the Weimar Republic (1918-19333). Instead, Gillerman reveals that Jews actively sought to revitalize and redefine their community, aiming to strengthen the German nation and establish a more autonomous Jewish entity within it. This ambitious endeavor transcended traditional ideological and religious divides, demonstrating the experimental and contingent nature of Jewish particularism. The book explores how Weimar Jews pursued various projects to increase fertility, expand welfare, and fortify families, all while asserting their commitment to German identity. These initiatives not only reflect the community's determination to thrive but also highlight the complexities of Jewish life in Germany during this period. By integrating Jewish, German, gender, and social history, Gillerman sheds light on the diverse experiences of Weimar Jews, revealing the intricate interplay between their desire for self-determination and their connection to the German state. The book is structured into four main sections: 1.
Germans into Jews Remaking the Jewish Social Body in the Weimar Republic Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture The book «Немцы в евреев переделывают еврейский социальный орган в Веймарской республике» Шарон Гиллерман предлагает свежий взгляд на менее известную эпоху немецкой и еврейской истории, бросая вызов общепринятому убеждению, что еврейская община в Германии находилась в упадке во время Веймарской республики (1918 - 19333). Вместо этого Гиллерман показывает, что евреи активно стремились оживить и пересмотреть свою общину, стремясь укрепить немецкую нацию и создать в ней более автономное еврейское образование. Это амбициозное начинание превзошло традиционные идеологические и религиозные разногласия, продемонстрировав экспериментальную и условную природу еврейского партикуляризма. В книге рассказывается о том, как веймарские евреи занимались различными проектами по повышению рождаемости, расширению благосостояния и укреплению семей, утверждая при этом свою приверженность немецкой идентичности. Эти инициативы не только отражают решимость общины процветать, но и подчеркивают сложности еврейской жизни в Германии в этот период. Интегрируя еврейскую, немецкую, гендерную и социальную историю, Гиллерман проливает свет на разнообразный опыт веймарских евреев, раскрывая сложное взаимодействие между их стремлением к самоопределению и их связью с немецким государством. Книга состоит из четырех основных разделов: 1.
Germans into Jews Remaking the Jewish Social Body in the Weimar Republic Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture The Book « s Allemands transforment en Juifs le corps social juif de la République de Weimar » Sharon Gillerman propose un regard neuf sur une époque moins connue de l'histoire allemande et juive, défiant la croyance généralement acceptée que la communauté juive en Allemagne était en déclin pendant la République de Weimar (1918-19333). Au lieu de cela, Gillerman montre que les Juifs ont cherché activement à revitaliser et à redéfinir leur communauté en cherchant à renforcer la nation allemande et à y créer une éducation juive plus autonome. Cette entreprise ambitieuse a dépassé les clivages idéologiques et religieux traditionnels, démontrant la nature expérimentale et conditionnelle du particularisme juif. livre décrit comment les Juifs de Weimar se sont engagés dans divers projets pour augmenter la fécondité, augmenter le bien-être et renforcer les familles, tout en affirmant leur attachement à l'identité allemande. Non seulement ces initiatives reflètent la détermination de la communauté à prospérer, mais elles soulignent la complexité de la vie juive en Allemagne pendant cette période. En intégrant l'histoire juive, allemande, de genre et sociale, Gillerman met en lumière les expériences variées des Juifs de Weimar, révélant l'interaction complexe entre leur désir d'autodétermination et leur lien avec l'État allemand. livre se compose de quatre sections principales : 1.
Germans into Jews Remaking the Jewish Social Body in the Weimar Republic Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture The book « alemanes se convierten en judíos en un órgano social judío La República de Weimar» Sharon Gillerman ofrece una visión fresca de la época menos conocida de la historia alemana y judía, desafiando la creencia generalmente aceptada de que la comunidad judía en Alemania estaba en decadencia durante la República de Weimar (1918-19333). En cambio, Gillerman muestra que los judíos buscaron activamente revitalizar y reconsiderar su comunidad, buscando fortalecer la nación alemana y crear en ella una educación judía más autónoma. Esta ambiciosa empresa superó las divisiones ideológicas y religiosas tradicionales, demostrando la naturaleza experimental y convencional del particularismo judío. libro narra cómo los judíos de Weimar se dedicaron a diversos proyectos para aumentar la natalidad, aumentar el bienestar y fortalecer a las familias, al tiempo que afirmaban su compromiso con la identidad alemana. Estas iniciativas no sólo reflejan la determinación de la comunidad de prosperar, sino que también ponen de relieve las complejidades de la vida judía en Alemania durante este período. Integrando la historia judía, alemana, de género y social, Gillerman arroja luz sobre las diversas experiencias de los judíos de Weimar, revelando la compleja interacción entre su deseo de autodeterminación y su conexión con el Estado alemán. libro consta de cuatro secciones principales: 1.
Germans ino Jews Remaking the Jewish Social Body in the Weimar Republic Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Cultura The Book «Alemães em judeus transformam o órgão social judeu na República de Weimar» Sharon Gillerman oferece uma visão recente sobre o menos conhecido época da história alemã e judaica, desafiando a crença convencional de que a comunidade judaica na Alemanha estava em declínio durante a República de Weimar (1918-19333). Em vez disso, Gillerman demonstra que os judeus estavam empenhados em reanimar e rever a sua comunidade para fortalecer a nação alemã e criar uma educação judaica mais autônoma. Este empreendimento ambicioso superou as diferenças ideológicas e religiosas tradicionais, mostrando a natureza experimental e condizente do partidarismo judaico. O livro descreve como os judeus de Weimar têm trabalhado em vários projetos para aumentar a fertilidade, ampliar o bem-estar e fortalecer as famílias, ao mesmo tempo que afirmam seu compromisso com a identidade alemã. Estas iniciativas não apenas refletem a determinação da comunidade de prosperar, mas também ressaltam as dificuldades da vida judaica na Alemanha durante este período. Integrando a história judaica, alemã, de gênero e social, Gillerman lança luz sobre a experiência variada dos judeus de Weimar, revelando a complexa interação entre o seu desejo de autodeterminação e o seu vínculo com o Estado alemão. O livro tem quatro seções principais: 1.
Germans Into Jews Remaking the Jewish Social Body in the Weimar Republic Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture The Book «I tedeschi negli ebrei stanno trasformando l'organo sociale ebraico nella Repubblica di Weimar» Sharon Gillerman offre uno sguardo più recente su un luogo meno conosciuto l'epoca della storia tedesca e ebraica, sfidando la convinzione comune che la comunità ebraica in Germania era in declino durante la Repubblica di Weimar (1918-19333). Invece, Gillerman dimostra che gli ebrei hanno cercato attivamente di rinvigorire e rivedere la loro comunità, cercando di rafforzare la nazione tedesca e di creare una formazione ebraica più autonoma. Questa ambiziosa impresa ha superato le tradizionali divisioni ideologiche e religiose, dimostrando la natura sperimentale e condizionante del particolismo ebraico. Il libro descrive come gli ebrei di Weimar si siano impegnati in diversi progetti per aumentare la fertilità, aumentare il benessere e rafforzare le famiglie, sostenendo al contempo il loro impegno per l'identità tedesca. Queste iniziative non solo riflettono la determinazione della comunità di prosperare, ma sottolineano anche le difficoltà della vita ebraica in Germania in questo periodo. Integrando la storia ebraica, tedesca, di genere e sociale, Gillerman mette in luce le diverse esperienze degli ebrei di Weimar, rivelando la complessa interazione tra il loro desiderio di autodeterminazione e il loro legame con lo stato tedesco. Il libro è composto da quattro sezioni principali: 1.
Germans into Jews Remaking the Jewish Social Body in the Weimar Republic Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture Das Buch „Deutsche in Juden verwandeln ein jüdisches Sozialorgan in der Weimarer Republik“ von Sharon Gillermann bietet einen frischen Einblick in die weniger bekannte deutsche und jüdische Epoche Geschichten, e widersprach der allgemein akzeptierten Überzeugung, dass die jüdische Gemeinde in Deutschland während der Weimarer Republik (1918-19333) im Niedergang begriffen war. Stattdessen zeigt Gillerman, dass Juden aktiv versuchten, ihre Gemeinschaft wiederzubeleben und neu zu definieren, um die deutsche Nation zu stärken und eine autonomere jüdische Einheit in ihr zu schaffen. Dieses ehrgeizige Unterfangen übertraf die traditionellen ideologischen und religiösen Unterschiede und demonstrierte die experimentelle und konventionelle Natur des jüdischen Partikularismus. Das Buch erzählt, wie Weimarer Juden verschiedene Projekte zur Steigerung der Geburtenrate, zur Ausweitung des Wohlstands und zur Stärkung von Familien durchführten und gleichzeitig ihr Engagement für die deutsche Identität bekräftigten. Diese Initiativen spiegeln nicht nur die Entschlossenheit der Gemeinde wider, zu gedeihen, sondern unterstreichen auch die Komplexität jüdischen bens in Deutschland in dieser Zeit. Durch die Integration jüdischer, deutscher, geschlechtlicher und sozialer Geschichte beleuchtet Gillermann die vielfältigen Erfahrungen der Weimarer Juden, indem er das komplexe Wechselspiel zwischen ihrem Streben nach Selbstbestimmung und ihrer Verbundenheit mit dem deutschen Staat aufdeckt. Das Buch besteht aus vier Hauptabschnitten: 1.
גרמנים | ליהודים חידוש הגוף החברתי היהודי ברפובליקת ויימאר לימודי סטנפורד בהיסטוריה ותרבות יהודית הספר ”גרמנים לתוך יהודים מכינים מחדש את הגוף החברתי היהודי ברפובליקת ויימאר” שרון גילרמן מציע מבט חדש על התקופה הפחות ידועה של סיפורי הגרמנים והיהודים, וקורא תיגר על האמונה הרווחת שהקהילה היהודית בגרמניה הייתה בדעיכה בתקופת רפובליקת ויימאר (1918-19333). במקום זאת, גילרמן מראה שהיהודים ביקשו באופן פעיל להחיות ולהגדיר מחדש את קהילתם, כדי לחזק את האומה הגרמנית וליצור בתוכה ישות יהודית אוטונומית יותר. המאמץ השאפתני הזה התעלה מעל האידיאולוגי המסורתי והדתי מתחלק בכך שהוא מדגים את האופי הניסיוני והמתנה של פרטיזם יהודי. הספר מתאר כיצד יהודי ויימאר עסקו בפרויקטים שונים כדי להגדיל את הפוריות, להרחיב את העושר ולחזק משפחות, תוך שהם טוענים למחויבותם לזהות הגרמנית. יוזמות אלה לא רק משקפות את נחישות הקהילה לשגשג, אלא גם מדגישות את מורכבות החיים היהודיים בגרמניה בתקופה זו. גילרמן, המשלב היסטוריה יהודית, גרמנית, מגדרית וחברתית, שופך אור על חוויותיהם המגוונות של יהודי ויימאר, וחושף את יחסי הגומלין המורכבים בין רצונם להגדרה עצמית לבין הקשר שלהם למדינה הגרמנית. בספר ארבעה חלקים עיקריים: 1.''
Almanlardan Yahudilere Weimar Cumhuriyeti'nde Yahudi Sosyal Bedenini Yeniden Oluşturma Stanford Yahudi Tarihi ve Kültürü Çalışmaları Kitap Almanlar Yahudilere, Weimar Cumhuriyeti'nde Yahudi Sosyal Bedenini Yeniden Oluşturuyor Sharon Gillerman, Alman ve Yahudi hikayelerinin daha az bilinen dönemine yeni bir bakış sunarak, Almanya'daki Yahudi cemaatinin Weimar Cumhuriyeti (1918-19333) sırasında düşüşte olduğuna dair genel kabul gören inanca meydan okuyor. Bunun yerine, Gillerman, Yahudilerin aktif olarak kendi toplumlarını yeniden canlandırmaya ve yeniden tanımlamaya çalıştıklarını, Alman ulusunu güçlendirmeye ve içinde daha özerk bir Yahudi varlığı yaratmaya çalıştıklarını gösteriyor. Bu iddialı çaba, Yahudi tikelciliğinin deneysel ve koşullu doğasını göstererek geleneksel ideolojik ve dini ayrımları aştı. Kitap, Weimar Yahudilerinin Alman kimliğine bağlılıklarını ortaya koyarken, doğurganlığı artırmak, zenginliği artırmak ve aileleri güçlendirmek için çeşitli projelerle nasıl uğraştıklarını anlatıyor. Bu girişimler sadece cemaatin zenginleşme kararlılığını yansıtmakla kalmıyor, aynı zamanda bu dönemde Almanya'daki Yahudi yaşamının karmaşıklığını da vurguluyor. Yahudi, Alman, cinsiyet ve sosyal tarihi birleştiren Gillerman, Weimar Yahudilerinin farklı deneyimlerine ışık tutuyor ve kendi kaderini tayin etme arzuları ile Alman devletiyle olan bağlantıları arasındaki karmaşık etkileşimi ortaya koyuyor. Kitabın dört ana bölümü var: 1.
الألمان إلى يهود يعيدون تشكيل الجسد الاجتماعي اليهودي في جمهورية فايمار دراسات ستانفورد في التاريخ والثقافة اليهودية الكتاب «الألمان إلى اليهود يعيدون تشكيل الجسد الاجتماعي اليهودي في جمهورية فايمار» تقدم شارون جيلرمان نظرة جديدة على العصر الأقل شهرة للقصص الألمانية واليهودية، متحدية الاعتقاد المقبول عمومًا بأن الجالية اليهودية في ألمانيا كانت في حالة تدهور خلال جمهورية فايمار (1918-19333). بدلاً من ذلك، أظهر جيلرمان أن اليهود سعوا بنشاط إلى تنشيط مجتمعهم وإعادة تعريفه، سعياً لتقوية الأمة الألمانية وإنشاء كيان يهودي أكثر استقلالية داخلها. تجاوز هذا المسعى الطموح الانقسامات الأيديولوجية والدينية التقليدية من خلال إظهار الطبيعة التجريبية والمشروطة للخصوصية اليهودية. يصف الكتاب كيف شارك يهود فايمار في مشاريع مختلفة لزيادة الخصوبة وتوسيع الثروة وتقوية العائلات، مع تأكيد التزامهم بالهوية الألمانية. لا تعكس هذه المبادرات تصميم المجتمع على الازدهار فحسب، بل تسلط الضوء أيضًا على تعقيدات الحياة اليهودية في ألمانيا خلال هذه الفترة. بدمج التاريخ اليهودي والألماني والجنساني والاجتماعي، يلقي جيلرمان الضوء على التجارب المتنوعة ليهود فايمار، ويكشف عن التفاعل المعقد بين رغبتهم في تقرير المصير وعلاقتهم بالدولة الألمانية. يحتوي الكتاب على أربعة أقسام رئيسية: 1.
유태인 역사와 문화에 관한 바이마르 공화국 스탠포드 연구에서 유태인 사회 단체를 재건하는 독일인 "바이마르 공화국에서 유태인 사회 단체를 재건하는 유대인으로 독일인" 샤론 길러 만 (Sharon Gillerman) 은 덜 알려진 독일과 유대인 이야기의 시대를 새롭게 보여 주며, 독일의 유태인 공동체가 바이마르 공화국 (1918-19333) 동안 쇠퇴하고 있다는 일반적으로 받아 들여진 믿음에 도전합니다. 대신 Gillerman은 유대인들이 공동체를 활성화하고 재정의하기 위해 적극적으로 노력하여 독일 국가를 강화하고보다 자율적 인 유대인 단체를 만들려고 노력했음을 보여줍니다. 이 야심 찬 노력은 유대인의 특수주의의 실험적, 조건적 본질을 보여줌으로써 전통적인 이념적, 종교적 분열을 초월했다. 이 책은 바이마르 유대인들이 독일의 정체성에 대한 헌신을 주장하면서 다산을 늘리고 부를 늘리며 가족을 강화하기 위해 다양한 프로젝트에 어떻게 참여 이러한 이니셔티브는 번영하려는 공동체의 결의를 반영 할뿐만 아니라이 기간 동안 독일의 유태인 생활의 복잡성을 강조합니다. Gillerman은 유태인, 독일인, 성별 및 사회 역사를 통합하여 바이마르 유대인의 다양한 경험을 밝히고 자기 결정에 대한 욕구와 독일 국가와의 관계 사이의 복잡한 상호 작용을 보여줍니다. 이 책에는 네 가지 주요 섹션이 있습니다: 1.
日耳曼人在猶太歷史和文化書籍的魏瑪共和國斯坦福研究中重塑猶太人的社會身體「猶太人德國人在魏瑪共和國重塑猶太人的社會器官」沙龍·吉勒曼(Sharon Gillerman)德國和猶太歷史上鮮為人知的時代, 挑戰傳統信念,即在魏瑪共和國(1918-1933)期間,德國的猶太社區正在衰落。相反,吉勒曼(Gillerman)表明,猶太人積極尋求振興和重新定義他們的社區,以期加強德國民族並在其中建立更自治的猶太實體。這一雄心勃勃的努力超越了傳統的意識形態和宗教分歧,展示了猶太黨派的實驗性和有條件的性質。這本書講述了魏瑪猶太人如何從事各種項目,以提高出生率,擴大福利和加強家庭,同時主張他們對德國身份的承諾。這些倡議不僅反映了社區蓬勃發展的決心,而且還強調了這一時期德國猶太人生活的復雜性。吉勒曼(Gillerman)整合了猶太人,德國,性別和社會歷史,揭示了魏瑪猶太人的各種經歷,揭示了他們對自決的渴望與與德國國家的聯系之間的復雜互動。該書分為四個主要部分:1。

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Beautiful Death: Jewish Poetry and Martyrdom in Medieval France (Jews, Christians, and Muslims from the Ancient to the Modern World, 8)
China and Israel: Chinese, Jews; Beijing, Jerusalem (1890-2018) (Jewish Identities in Post-Modern Society)
God|s Kindness Has Overwhelmed Us: A Contemporary Doctrine of the Jews as the Chosen People (Emunot: Jewish Philosophy and Kabbalah)
The Rebellion of the Daughters: Jewish Women Runaways in Habsburg Galicia (Jews, Christians, and Muslims from the Ancient to the Modern World, 1)
Jewish Self-Government in Medieval Egypt: The Origins of the Office of Head of the Jews, ca. 1065-1126 (Princeton Studies on the Near East)
Simon Dubnow|s New Judaism: Diaspora Nationalism and the World History of the Jews (Supplements to the Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy, 21)
From Sofia to Jaffa: The Jews of Bulgaria and Israel (Raphael Patai Series in Jewish Folklore and Anthropology) by Guy Haskell (1994-10-01)
“Pouring Jewish Water into Fascist Wine”. Untold Stories of (Catholic) Jews from the Archive of Mussolini’s Jesuit Pietro Tacchi Venturi
Jews, Bible and Prayer: Essays on Jewish Biblical Exegesis and Liturgical Notions (Beihefte Zur Zeitschrift Fur die Alttestamentliche Wissensch)