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The constructed Jew. A pragmatic approach for defining a collective Central European image of Jews

Author(s)

Gantner, Eszter B.
Kovács, Mátyás

Publication Name

Jewish Space in Central and Eastern Europe: Day-to-day History

Publication Date

2007

Publication Place

Newcastle upon Tyne

Publisher

Cambridge Scholars Publishing

Topics

Main Topic: Culture and Heritage   Jewish Culture   Jewish Heritage   Jewish Museums   Klezmer   Jewish Music   Jewish Revival   Post-1989

Editor

Šiaučiunaitė-Verbickiene, Jurgita
Lempertienė, Larisa

Genre

Book Chapter / Section

Geographic Coverage

Europe   Central Europe   Germany: Berlin   Germany   Hungary   Hungary: Budapest   Poland   Poland: Krakow   Czech Republic

Original Language

English

Page Number

211-224

ISBN/ISSN

9781847183552

Worldcat Record

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/666945851

Related

Jewish heritage production and historical Jewish spaces: a case study of Cracow and Berlin (Part of same volume)

Link

PDF (via academia.edu), The constructed Jew. A pragmatic approach for defining a collective Central European image of Jews

Bibliographic Information

Gantner, Eszter B., Kovács, Mátyás The constructed Jew. A pragmatic approach for defining a collective Central European image of Jews. Jewish Space in Central and Eastern Europe: Day-to-day History. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 2007: 211-224.  https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-eur167
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