Jonathan Goldstein, Benjamin I Schwartz
The Jews of China
v. 1: Historical and Comparative Perspectives
Jonathan Goldstein, Benjamin I Schwartz
The Jews of China
v. 1: Historical and Comparative Perspectives
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An impressive interdisciplinary effort by Chinese, Japanese, Middle Eastern, and Western Sinologists and Judaic Studies specialists, these books scrutinize patterns of migration, acculturation, assimilation, and economic activity of successive waves of Jewish arrivals in China from approximately A.D.1100 to 1949.
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An impressive interdisciplinary effort by Chinese, Japanese, Middle Eastern, and Western Sinologists and Judaic Studies specialists, these books scrutinize patterns of migration, acculturation, assimilation, and economic activity of successive waves of Jewish arrivals in China from approximately A.D.1100 to 1949.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 338
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 1998
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 159mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 576g
- ISBN-13: 9780765601032
- ISBN-10: 0765601036
- Artikelnr.: 22411592
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 338
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 1998
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 159mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 576g
- ISBN-13: 9780765601032
- ISBN-10: 0765601036
- Artikelnr.: 22411592
Jonathan Goldstein, Benjamin I. Schwartz
Part I: The Kaifeng Experience
A: Assimilation and Acculturation
Chapter I.A.1: The Synagogue at Kaifeng: Sino-Judaic Architecture of the Diaspora
Chapter I.A.2: Kaifeng Jews: The Sinification of Identity
Chapter I.A.3: The Confucianization of the Kaifeng Jews: Interpretations of the Kaifeng Stelae Inscriptions
B: Western Response
Chapter I.B.1: The Revelation of a Jewish Presence in Seventeenth-Century China: Its Impact on Western Messianic Thought
Chapter I.B.2: Memories of Kaifeng's Jewish Descendants Today: Historical Significance in Light of Observations by Westerners Since 1605
C: Comparisons with Indian Jewry
Chapter I.C.1: The Kaifeng Jews and India's Bene Israel: Different Paths
Chapter I.C.2: Cochin Jews and Kaifeng Jews: Reflections on Caste, Surname, "Community," and Conversion
Chapter I.C.3: The Judaisms of Kaifeng and Cochin: Parallels and Divergences
Part II: Nineteenth-Century Baghdadi and Ashkenazi Experiences in India, China, and Japan
Chapter II.A: Baghdadi Jews in India and China in the Nineteenth Century: A Comparison of Economic Roles
Chapter II.B: The Shanghai-Nagasaki Judaic Connection, 1859-1924
Part III: Twentieth-Century Baghdadi and Ashkenazi Experiences
A: Urban Profiles: Hong Kong
Chapter III.A.1: Environmental Interactions of the Jews of Hong Kong
B: Urban Profiles: Harbin
Chapter III.B.1: The Construction of the Chinese Eastern Railway and the Origin of the Harbin Jewish Community, 1898-1931
Chapter III.B.2: Harbin's Jewish Community, 1898-1958: Politics, Prosperity, and Adversity
C: Occupational Profiles: Shanghai
Chapter III.C.1: Silas Aaron Hardoon and Cross-Cultural Adaptation in Shanghai
Chapter III.C.2: Jews and the Musical Life of Shanghai
Chapter III.C.3: Jewish Musicians in Shanghai: Bridging Two Cultures
D: Zionism, the Holocaust, and the Sino-Judaic Exodus
Chapter III.D.1: The Shanghai Zionist Association and the International Politics of East Asia Until 1936
Chapter III.D.2: Zionism and Zionist-Revisionism in Shanghai, 1937-1949
Chapter III.D.3: Who Can See a Miracle? The Language of Jewish Memory in Shanghai
Concluding Essay
Jews and China: Past and Present Encounters
A: Assimilation and Acculturation
Chapter I.A.1: The Synagogue at Kaifeng: Sino-Judaic Architecture of the Diaspora
Chapter I.A.2: Kaifeng Jews: The Sinification of Identity
Chapter I.A.3: The Confucianization of the Kaifeng Jews: Interpretations of the Kaifeng Stelae Inscriptions
B: Western Response
Chapter I.B.1: The Revelation of a Jewish Presence in Seventeenth-Century China: Its Impact on Western Messianic Thought
Chapter I.B.2: Memories of Kaifeng's Jewish Descendants Today: Historical Significance in Light of Observations by Westerners Since 1605
C: Comparisons with Indian Jewry
Chapter I.C.1: The Kaifeng Jews and India's Bene Israel: Different Paths
Chapter I.C.2: Cochin Jews and Kaifeng Jews: Reflections on Caste, Surname, "Community," and Conversion
Chapter I.C.3: The Judaisms of Kaifeng and Cochin: Parallels and Divergences
Part II: Nineteenth-Century Baghdadi and Ashkenazi Experiences in India, China, and Japan
Chapter II.A: Baghdadi Jews in India and China in the Nineteenth Century: A Comparison of Economic Roles
Chapter II.B: The Shanghai-Nagasaki Judaic Connection, 1859-1924
Part III: Twentieth-Century Baghdadi and Ashkenazi Experiences
A: Urban Profiles: Hong Kong
Chapter III.A.1: Environmental Interactions of the Jews of Hong Kong
B: Urban Profiles: Harbin
Chapter III.B.1: The Construction of the Chinese Eastern Railway and the Origin of the Harbin Jewish Community, 1898-1931
Chapter III.B.2: Harbin's Jewish Community, 1898-1958: Politics, Prosperity, and Adversity
C: Occupational Profiles: Shanghai
Chapter III.C.1: Silas Aaron Hardoon and Cross-Cultural Adaptation in Shanghai
Chapter III.C.2: Jews and the Musical Life of Shanghai
Chapter III.C.3: Jewish Musicians in Shanghai: Bridging Two Cultures
D: Zionism, the Holocaust, and the Sino-Judaic Exodus
Chapter III.D.1: The Shanghai Zionist Association and the International Politics of East Asia Until 1936
Chapter III.D.2: Zionism and Zionist-Revisionism in Shanghai, 1937-1949
Chapter III.D.3: Who Can See a Miracle? The Language of Jewish Memory in Shanghai
Concluding Essay
Jews and China: Past and Present Encounters
Part I: The Kaifeng Experience
A: Assimilation and Acculturation
Chapter I.A.1: The Synagogue at Kaifeng: Sino-Judaic Architecture of the Diaspora
Chapter I.A.2: Kaifeng Jews: The Sinification of Identity
Chapter I.A.3: The Confucianization of the Kaifeng Jews: Interpretations of the Kaifeng Stelae Inscriptions
B: Western Response
Chapter I.B.1: The Revelation of a Jewish Presence in Seventeenth-Century China: Its Impact on Western Messianic Thought
Chapter I.B.2: Memories of Kaifeng's Jewish Descendants Today: Historical Significance in Light of Observations by Westerners Since 1605
C: Comparisons with Indian Jewry
Chapter I.C.1: The Kaifeng Jews and India's Bene Israel: Different Paths
Chapter I.C.2: Cochin Jews and Kaifeng Jews: Reflections on Caste, Surname, "Community," and Conversion
Chapter I.C.3: The Judaisms of Kaifeng and Cochin: Parallels and Divergences
Part II: Nineteenth-Century Baghdadi and Ashkenazi Experiences in India, China, and Japan
Chapter II.A: Baghdadi Jews in India and China in the Nineteenth Century: A Comparison of Economic Roles
Chapter II.B: The Shanghai-Nagasaki Judaic Connection, 1859-1924
Part III: Twentieth-Century Baghdadi and Ashkenazi Experiences
A: Urban Profiles: Hong Kong
Chapter III.A.1: Environmental Interactions of the Jews of Hong Kong
B: Urban Profiles: Harbin
Chapter III.B.1: The Construction of the Chinese Eastern Railway and the Origin of the Harbin Jewish Community, 1898-1931
Chapter III.B.2: Harbin's Jewish Community, 1898-1958: Politics, Prosperity, and Adversity
C: Occupational Profiles: Shanghai
Chapter III.C.1: Silas Aaron Hardoon and Cross-Cultural Adaptation in Shanghai
Chapter III.C.2: Jews and the Musical Life of Shanghai
Chapter III.C.3: Jewish Musicians in Shanghai: Bridging Two Cultures
D: Zionism, the Holocaust, and the Sino-Judaic Exodus
Chapter III.D.1: The Shanghai Zionist Association and the International Politics of East Asia Until 1936
Chapter III.D.2: Zionism and Zionist-Revisionism in Shanghai, 1937-1949
Chapter III.D.3: Who Can See a Miracle? The Language of Jewish Memory in Shanghai
Concluding Essay
Jews and China: Past and Present Encounters
A: Assimilation and Acculturation
Chapter I.A.1: The Synagogue at Kaifeng: Sino-Judaic Architecture of the Diaspora
Chapter I.A.2: Kaifeng Jews: The Sinification of Identity
Chapter I.A.3: The Confucianization of the Kaifeng Jews: Interpretations of the Kaifeng Stelae Inscriptions
B: Western Response
Chapter I.B.1: The Revelation of a Jewish Presence in Seventeenth-Century China: Its Impact on Western Messianic Thought
Chapter I.B.2: Memories of Kaifeng's Jewish Descendants Today: Historical Significance in Light of Observations by Westerners Since 1605
C: Comparisons with Indian Jewry
Chapter I.C.1: The Kaifeng Jews and India's Bene Israel: Different Paths
Chapter I.C.2: Cochin Jews and Kaifeng Jews: Reflections on Caste, Surname, "Community," and Conversion
Chapter I.C.3: The Judaisms of Kaifeng and Cochin: Parallels and Divergences
Part II: Nineteenth-Century Baghdadi and Ashkenazi Experiences in India, China, and Japan
Chapter II.A: Baghdadi Jews in India and China in the Nineteenth Century: A Comparison of Economic Roles
Chapter II.B: The Shanghai-Nagasaki Judaic Connection, 1859-1924
Part III: Twentieth-Century Baghdadi and Ashkenazi Experiences
A: Urban Profiles: Hong Kong
Chapter III.A.1: Environmental Interactions of the Jews of Hong Kong
B: Urban Profiles: Harbin
Chapter III.B.1: The Construction of the Chinese Eastern Railway and the Origin of the Harbin Jewish Community, 1898-1931
Chapter III.B.2: Harbin's Jewish Community, 1898-1958: Politics, Prosperity, and Adversity
C: Occupational Profiles: Shanghai
Chapter III.C.1: Silas Aaron Hardoon and Cross-Cultural Adaptation in Shanghai
Chapter III.C.2: Jews and the Musical Life of Shanghai
Chapter III.C.3: Jewish Musicians in Shanghai: Bridging Two Cultures
D: Zionism, the Holocaust, and the Sino-Judaic Exodus
Chapter III.D.1: The Shanghai Zionist Association and the International Politics of East Asia Until 1936
Chapter III.D.2: Zionism and Zionist-Revisionism in Shanghai, 1937-1949
Chapter III.D.3: Who Can See a Miracle? The Language of Jewish Memory in Shanghai
Concluding Essay
Jews and China: Past and Present Encounters