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Confrontation in the synagogue of Narbonne : a Christian sermon and a Jewish reply... in the 13th century
Chazan, Robert
In: Harvard Theological Review ; v. 67 (October 1974) p. 437-457

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Titre: Confrontation in the synagogue of Narbonne : a Christian sermon and a Jewish reply... in the 13th century / Robert Chazan
Auteur: Chazan, Robert
Publication en relation: In: Harvard Theological Review ; v. 67 (October 1974) p. 437-457
Document hôte: Harvard Theological Review
No RERO: R003435482

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A New Vision of Jewish History: The Early Historical Writings of Salo Baron
Chazan, Robert
AJS Review, 2015, Vol.39(1), pp.27-47 [Revue évaluée par les pairs]
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Titre: A New Vision of Jewish History: The Early Historical Writings of Salo Baron
Auteur: Chazan, Robert
Echelle: 2015
Collection: 20150512
Sujet: Religion ; History & Archaeology ; Women'S Studies;
Description: While rejecting the traditional belief that Jewish fate was controlled by God, nineteenth- and early twentieth-century historians of the Jews maintained prior perceptions of post-70 Jewish history as a sequence of unmitigated disasters. Beginning in 1928, the young Salo Baron combatted this perspective on the Jewish past, which he dubbed “the lachrymose conception of Jewish history.” In his well-known 1928 essay “Ghetto and Emancipation” and more substantially in the 1937 edition of his Social and Religious History of the Jews , Baron vigorously rejected this view. In the process, he formulated a new periodization of the Jewish past and moved beyond the ideologically grounded and programmatic reconstruction of Jewish history to a rigorously descriptive portrayal of the multi-faceted Jewish historical experience. In so doing, Baron laid the foundations of the flourishing contemporary Jewish historiographic enterprise.
Précédemment: 20152015050412
Fait partie de: AJS Review, 2015, Vol.39(1), pp.27-47
Classement: 201504
Identifiant: 0364-0094 (ISSN); 1475-4541 (E-ISSN); 10.1017/S0364009414000634 (DOI)

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Christian and Jewish perceptions of 1096: A case study of trier
Chazan, Robert
Jewish History, 1999, Vol.13(2), pp.9-22 [Revue évaluée par les pairs]

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The letter of R. Jacob ben Elijah to friar paul
Chazan, Robert
Hîstôry¯a yêhûdît = Jewish history, 1992, Vol.6(1), pp.51-63 [Revue évaluée par les pairs]

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The Facticity of Medieval Narrative: A Case Study of the Hebrew First Crusade Narratives
Chazan, Robert
AJS Review, 1991, Vol.16(1-2), pp.31-56 [Revue évaluée par les pairs]

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Joseph Kimhi's "Sefer Ha-Berit": Pathbreaking Medieval Jewish Apologetics
Chazan, Robert
The Harvard Theological Review, 1 October 1992, Vol.85(4), pp.417-432 [Revue évaluée par les pairs]
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Titre: Joseph Kimhi's "Sefer Ha-Berit": Pathbreaking Medieval Jewish Apologetics
Auteur: Chazan, Robert
Sujet: Religion -- Spiritual belief systems -- Christianity ; Religion -- Theology -- Practical theology ; Law -- Judicial system -- Legal proceedings ; Behavioral sciences -- Anthropology -- Ethnology ; Social sciences -- Communications -- Rhetoric ; History -- Historical methodology -- Historiography ; Social sciences -- Communications -- Communications media ; Arts -- Literature -- Literary genres ; Religion -- Theology -- Industrial sectors ; Business -- Industry -- Industrial sectors
Description: Christian anti-Jewish polemics have a long and rich history, stretching all the way back to the early stages of the new faith community. Anti-Jewish treatises dot the history of Christian literature from the third century onward. By contrast, Jews seem to have been much less concerned with combatting Christianity. It has been widely noted that the earliest Jewish compositions devoted to anti-Christian polemics stem from the twelfth century. While the twelfth-century provenance of the earliest Jewish anti-Christian tracts has long been recognized, little attention has been focused on the significance of this dating. The fact that sometime toward the end of the twelfth century, perhaps in the 1160s or 1170s, two anti-Christian works, the forerunners of a substantial body of Jewish anti-Christian polemical-apologetic works, were composed almost simultaneously begs interpetation. What changes gave rise to a new Jewish sensitivity, to a need to present Jewish readers with formulation...
Fait partie de: The Harvard Theological Review, 1 October 1992, Vol.85(4), pp.417-432
Identifiant: 00178160 (ISSN); 14754517 (E-ISSN)

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Ephraim ben Jacob's Compilation of Twelfth-Century Persecutions
Chazan, Robert
The Jewish Quarterly Review, 1 April 1994, Vol.84(4), pp.397-416 [Revue évaluée par les pairs]
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Titre: Ephraim ben Jacob's Compilation of Twelfth-Century Persecutions
Auteur: Chazan, Robert
Sujet: Behavioral sciences -- Anthropology -- Ethnology ; Religion -- Spiritual belief systems -- Christianity ; History -- Historical methodology -- Historiography ; History -- Historical methodology -- Historiography ; Political science -- Government -- Government officials ; Biological sciences -- Biology -- Developmental biology ; Behavioral sciences -- Anthropology -- Ethnology ; History -- Historical methodology -- Historiography ; Behavioral sciences -- Human behavior -- Violence ; Social sciences -- Communications -- Narratives
Description: Ephraim ben Jacob of Bonn, the author of our only extant Hebrew account of the fate of Jews during the Second Crusade, has left us a related text--a collection of reports on a series of anti-Jewish actions that stretched in time from 1171 to 1196. Since narrative accounts of events penned by Jewish contemporaries and near contemporaries are both extremely valuable and relatively rare for the Middle Ages, close scrutiny of Ephraim's compilation is rewarding. Issues addressed in this study include: the curious organizational pattern of the compilation; the sources available to Ephraim and his stance toward these materials; and patterns of late twelfth-century Jewish life reflected in these narratives. At the close of the paper, the innovative nature of a compilation organized around the theme of anti-Jewish violence is noted, raising the question whether Ephraim's collection is, in and of itself, useful testimony to declining Jewish circumstances in late twelfth-century Ashkenazic Jewry.
Fait partie de: The Jewish Quarterly Review, 1 April 1994, Vol.84(4), pp.397-416
Identifiant: 00216682 (ISSN); 15530604 (E-ISSN); 10.2307/1455083 (DOI)

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The Historiographical Legacy of Salo Wittmayer Baron: The Medieval Period
Chazan, Robert
AJS Review, 1993, Vol.18(1), pp.29-37 [Revue évaluée par les pairs]

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From Friar Paul to Friar Raymond: The Development of Innovative Missionizing Argumentation
Chazan, Robert
The Harvard Theological Review, 1 July 1983, Vol.76(3), pp.289-306 [Revue évaluée par les pairs]
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Titre: From Friar Paul to Friar Raymond: The Development of Innovative Missionizing Argumentation
Auteur: Chazan, Robert
Sujet: Religion -- Theology -- Practical theology ; Religion -- Theology -- Practical theology ; Religion -- Spiritual belief systems -- Christianity ; Religion -- Theology -- Rhetoric ; Social sciences -- Communications -- Architecture ; Arts -- Applied arts -- Practical theology ; Religion -- Theology -- Applied anthropology ; Behavioral sciences -- Anthropology -- Political systems ; Political science -- Government -- Christianity ; Religion -- Spiritual belief systems -- Christianity
Fait partie de: The Harvard Theological Review, 1 July 1983, Vol.76(3), pp.289-306
Identifiant: 00178160 (ISSN); 14754517 (E-ISSN)

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The Early Development of "Ḥasidut Ashkenaz"
Chazan, Robert
The Jewish Quarterly Review, 1 January 1985, Vol.75(3), pp.199-211 [Revue évaluée par les pairs]
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Titre: The Early Development of "Ḥasidut Ashkenaz"
Auteur: Chazan, Robert
Sujet: Religion -- Spiritual belief systems -- Christianity ; Behavioral sciences -- Psychology -- Personality psychology ; History -- Historical methodology -- Historiography ; Religion -- Theology -- Systematic theology ; Behavioral sciences -- Anthropology -- Ethnology ; Religion -- Theology -- Systematic theology ; Religion -- Spiritual belief systems -- Christianity ; Social sciences -- Communications -- Narratives ; Religion -- Theology -- Practical theology ; Religion -- Theology -- Systematic theology
Fait partie de: The Jewish Quarterly Review, 1 January 1985, Vol.75(3), pp.199-211
Identifiant: 00216682 (ISSN); 15530604 (E-ISSN); 10.2307/1454073 (DOI)

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Confrontation in the synagogue of Narbonne : a Christian sermon and a Jewish reply... in the 13th century

A New Vision of Jewish History: The Early Historical Writings of Salo Baron

Christian and Jewish perceptions of 1096: A case study of trier

The letter of R. Jacob ben Elijah to friar paul

The Facticity of Medieval Narrative: A Case Study of the Hebrew First Crusade Narratives

Joseph Kimhi's "Sefer Ha-Berit": Pathbreaking Medieval Jewish Apologetics

Ephraim ben Jacob's Compilation of Twelfth-Century Persecutions

The Historiographical Legacy of Salo Wittmayer Baron: The Medieval Period

From Friar Paul to Friar Raymond: The Development of Innovative Missionizing Argumentation

The Early Development of "Ḥasidut Ashkenaz"