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Condizione: Very Good. Octavo in dust jacket, 335 pp., b/w photos, notes, notes on the contributors, index Articles are, "Starting with the Self: Jewish Identity and Its Representation," Linda Nochlin, "Modernity, Identity, Textuality," Tamar Garb, "Neither Black Nor White: THe Figure of 'the Jew' in Imperial British Literature," Bryan Cheyette, "Charles Dickens' 'Oliver Twist:' Fagin as a Sign," Juliet Stein, "Toulouse-Lautrec's Illustrations for Victor Joze and Georges Clemenceau and their Relationship to french Anti-Semitism of the 1890's," Gale B. Murray, "Joh Singer Sargent's Portraits of the Wetheimer family," Kathleen Adler, "Salome, Syphilis, Sarah Bernhardt, and the Modern Jewess," Sander L. Gilman, "When Is a Jewish Star Just a Star? Interpreting Images of Sarah Bernhardt," Carlo Ockman, "Marcel Proust: In Search of Identity," Julia Kristeva, "From Fin de Siecle to Vichy: The Cultural Hygienics of Camille (Faust) Mauclair," Romy Golan, "Vampires, Viruses, and Lucien Rebatet: Anti-Semitic Art Criticism During Vichy," Michele C. Cone, "El Lissitzky's 'Interchange Stations': The Letter and the Spirit," Judith Glatzer Wechsler, "The Jew in Sartre's 'Reflexions sur la question juive.' An Excercise in Historical Reading," Susan Rubin Suleiman, "I.AM.A": Addressing the Jewish Question in Joyce's 'Ulysses,'" Steven Connor, "Assimilation, Entertainment, and the Hollywood Solution," Claire Pajaczkowska and Barry Curtis, "'A Little Child Shall Lead Them': The Jewish Family Romance," Marshall Berman, "Parvenu or Palimsest: Some Tracings of the Jew in Modern France," Adrian Rifkin, "The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum: Memory and the Politics of Identity," James E. Young.

blue & decorative gilt hardbound 8vo. ~ 8º (octavo). dustwrapper in protective plastic book jacket cover. fine cond. binding square & tight. covers clean. edges clean. contents free of all markings. dustwrapper in fine cond. not worn or torn or price clipped. nice clean copy. no library markings, store stamps, stickers, bookplates, no names, inking , underlining, remainder markings etc ~ first edition ( FPuUSA1996). first printing (nap). 335p. notes. index. b&w photo illustrations. world history. literary criticism. biography. religion. cinematography. art history. ~ WHAT DOES THE "JEW" STAND FOR in modern culture? The conscious or unconscious, often hysterical repetition of myths and exaggerations, and the repertory of cliches, fantasies and phobias surrounding the stereotypes of the Jew and the Jewess, have meant that they are figures frequently represented both in the high~minded world of literature and art and in the burgeoning industries of popular culture. Taking particular instances of the portrayal of the Jew in fiction, painting and prints, in film, caricature, pamphlets, medical journals, propaganda and architecture ~ in works by authors and artists as different as Dickens, Lautrec, Proust, Sargent, Joyce and Sartre ~ this book demonstrates in fascinating and sometimes shocking ways how representations of the Jew are embodied in some of the best known cultural products, situated in the text itself, not behind or beyond it. In specially written essays by some of today's most eminent cultural historians and critics, including Julia Kristeva, Marshall Berman and Sandor Gilman, this is the first book to explore the complex and sometimes contradictory ways in which Jewish identity was conceived and expressed in modern European and American visual and literary culture. Articles = Linda Nochlin ~ Starting with the Self: Jewish Identity & its Representation./ Tamar Garb~ Modernity, Identity, Textuality/ Brian White~Neither Black nor White: The Figure of tbe Jew in Imperial British Literature/ Juliet Steyn~ Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist: Fagin as a Sign/Gale B. Murray~ Toulouse~ Lautrec's Illustrations for Victor Joze & Georges Clemenceau and their Relationship to French Anti~Semitism of the I890s / Kathlenn Adler~John Singer Sargent's Portraits of the Wertheimer Family/ Sander L. Gilman~ Salome, Syphilis, Sarah Bernhardt & the Modern Jewess/ Carol Ockman~ When is a Jewish Star just a Star? Interpreting Images of Sarah Bernhardt/ Julia Kristeva ~ Marcel Proust: In Search of Identity From Fin de Siecle to Vichy: The Cultural Hygienics of Camille (Faust) Mauclair/ Michele C. Cone~Vampires, Viruses &. Lucien Rebater: Anti~Semitic Art Criticism during Vichy/ Judith Weschler~ El Lissitzky's Interchange Stations: The Letter & the Spirit/ Susan Ruben Suleiman~ The Jew in Sartre's Reflexions sur la question juive: An Exercise in Historical Reading / Steven Connor~ I. AM. A: Addressing the Jewish Question in Joyce's Ulysses / Claire Pajaczkowska & Barry Curtis ~ Assimilation, Entertainment & the Hollywood Solution / Marshall Berman ~ A Little Child Shall Lead Them:The Jewish Family Romance / Adrian Rifkin~ Parvenu or Palimpsest: Some Tracings of the Jew in Modern France/ James E. Young ~ The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum: Memory & the Politics of Identity.

Condizione: Gebraucht / Used. 1995. Or.hardcover with d.j. 335pp. 8°. Index. Notes. Owners name affaced.Underlinings and annotations with leat pencil.

Hardcover. Condizione: vg. First American edition. Quarto. 335, [1]pp. Original illustrated dust-jacket over gilt-stamped blue cloth, with gold lettering on spine. This remarkable work explores the complex and sometimes contradictory ways in which Jewish identity was conceived and expressed in modern European and American culture. Minor age-toning along paper margin. Dust-jacket, binding and interior in overall very good condition.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. First Thus. Glossy illustrated soft-back cover with no obvious faults. x + 246, Chapter headers and footers by Morisot, 17 ill. plates inc. in pagination, 3 by Degas, 2 by Manet, rest by Morisot; nearly 'As New' but faint scatter of tanning spots to top edge and outer bottom corners last 2 leaves creased. On a pedantic note, front cover credits Adler and Garb with editing but t.p. with 'notes'. Originally published in quarto in 1957 with 11 additional ills. Uncommon. 15 cm x 20 cm.