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Antisemitisms. A History of Jew Hating
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Jews have often been singled out as targets of animosity, prompting questions about the coherence of the concept of antisemitism. Sander L. Gilman, in his book "Antisemitisms," suggests that this hostility is more volatile and opportunistic than it might appear. He explores how various misconceptions about Jews, ranging from physical appearance to issues of citizenship and national identity, have been employed to rationalize their marginalization and oppression. Rather than relying on the notion of 'eternal hatred,' the book illustrates how both antisemitic and philosemitic views adapt according to political circumstances. As incidents of violence against Jews rise again, Gilman's work provides a thoughtful and unflinching examination of the issues at hand.
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Jews have often been singled out as targets of animosity, prompting questions about the coherence of the concept of antisemitism. Sander L. Gilman, in his book "Antisemitisms," suggests that this hostility is more volatile and opportunistic than it might appear. He explores how various misconceptions about Jews, ranging from physical appearance to issues of citizenship and national identity, have been employed to rationalize their marginalization and oppression. Rather than relying on the notion of 'eternal hatred,' the book illustrates how both antisemitic and philosemitic views adapt according to political circumstances. As incidents of violence against Jews rise again, Gilman's work provides a thoughtful and unflinching examination of the issues at hand.
