
Rethinking Jewish History and Memory Through Photography
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Rethinking Jewish History and Memory Through Photography
About this book
Reveals the significance of photography in modern Jewish history and memory.
Rethinking Jewish History and Memory Through Photography highlights the significant role of photography in modern Jewish history and memory. Considering photographs as unique documents that not only depict reality but also shape how it is perceived and remembered, the volume emphasizes the importance of careful photographic analysis in understanding modern Jewish experiences, self-perceptions, and memories. Bringing together leading and emerging scholars, the book offers a range of innovative approaches to central themes in modern Jewish history, including nationalism, migration, race, and antisemitism. In addition to the discussion of various case studies, a variety of methodological approaches for the current and future use of photoanalysis by scholars are presented.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I. Reading, Curating, and Teaching “Jewish” Photography: Theory and Practice
- Part II. Probing the Boundaries of Documentation: Jewish Photographic Memory
- Part III. The Photographed Jewish Body: Agency, Race, Nation
- Part IV. Jewish Photography as a Commentary on Crisis and Violence
- Part V. The Jewish Gaze on the Other “Others”: Migration, Colonialism, Minorities
- Index
- Backcover