The Nature Of Suffering In Hebrews 12:4-11

Lam, Joshua

doi:10.2986/tren.001-1099

DOI: 10.2986/tren.001-1099

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The Nature Of Suffering In Hebrews 12:4-11

Joshua Lam¹

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“…their life is poured out on their mothers' bosom"). 49 David Roskies has observed that "the response of Franco-German Jews to the Crusades and blood libels was to retrieve and reinterpret the ancient archetypes of destruction." 50 This practice continued through later disasters as well: Holocaust survivors adopted the same style in their memorial books for Jewish communities.…”

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Writing for the Jews, Writing for the Goyim: Twentieth-Century Jewish Adaptations of “The Merchant of Venice”

Chaver¹

2011

Jewish Social Studies

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This article traces the evolution of mid-twentieth-century Jewish adaptations of Shakespeare's comedy "The Merchant of Venice," which aimed to counter the perceived antisemitism of the play that had pervaded European attitudes toward Jews. Through close comparative readings, I attempt to tease out the disparities between successive and at times overlapping versions, and I suggest some historical and cultural causes of these differences. The adaptations, which all date to the crucial years 1943-48, shift between genres, languages, and places of origin. They are informed by, and reflect, the events and historical processes of the period.

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Writing for the Jews, Writing for the Goyim: Twentieth-Century Jewish Adaptations of “The Merchant of Venice”

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Jewish Social Studies

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