2017
DOI: 10.1080/00263206.2017.1378186
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East sees east: the image of Jews from Islamic countries in the Jewish discourse of interwar Poland

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“…Yet at the same time, when they happened to describe lands lying further to the east, they tended to transform into agents of Orientalization by using language and attitudes originally targeted at them to redeem their belonging to Western civilization. 34 In the interwar period, "eastern european Jews were not only on the receiving end of Orientalization, but [. .…”
Section: In-betweennessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet at the same time, when they happened to describe lands lying further to the east, they tended to transform into agents of Orientalization by using language and attitudes originally targeted at them to redeem their belonging to Western civilization. 34 In the interwar period, "eastern european Jews were not only on the receiving end of Orientalization, but [. .…”
Section: In-betweennessmentioning
confidence: 99%