Autour de la pensée raciale et raciste en Italie (1850-1945) by Aurélien Aramini, Elena Bovo

“…Fascism, which rejected the Italy’s internal north-south racial fracture and redirected the vector of racist stigmatization from the inside out, namely from the "southern" to the "Jewish" or "colonized". …”
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The Hostage in the Law of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania up to the First Lithuanian Statute (1529) by Lirija Steponavičienė

“…The information about the hostage up to the middle of the 15th century is fragmentary (the exception is the privilege of Duke Vytautas to the Brasta Jewish community in 1388). However, in the 2nd half of the 15th century - the beginning of the 16th century, the acts of the Lithuanian Metrica and other acts allow us to disclose the essence of the hostage, the object and the subject of the hostage law, the continuation, the procedure of return of the hostage, and so on. …”
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Slavery and Early Christianity - a reflection from a human rights perspective by P. G. Kirchschlaeger

“…In light of these challenges, this article will offer a brief overview of opinions on slavery in Hellenistic philosophy and in the Jewish tradition, and then discuss slavery and Early Christianity, followed by a reflection on slavery and Early Christianity from a human rights perspective. …”
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Writing under the 'Auto/biographical Demand' in Deborah Feldman’s Unorthodox (2012) and Exodus (2015) by Szidonia Haragos

“…It argues that Feldman writes under the 'auto/biographical demand' as the grandchild of Hungarian Holocaust survivors and redeploys the inherited story of gendered suffering during the Holocaust in order to reconfigure her own Jewish American identity. I employ Gilmore’s concept to reflect upon the writing of the self in Feldman’s memoir sequel in terms of narrative entanglement, postmemory, and third generation transmission of collective trauma. …”
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A Critical Study of Mysticism and Philosophy by Saba Fadavi, Mohyeddin Ghanbari

“…Other criticisms leveled against this book are Stace's contradictory preconceptions for possibility to understand the realities of mysticism with his emphasis on having a philosophical attitude towards the subject, and with regard to Stace’s essentialist attitude as well as the influence of other variables on mystical experience which haveunbalanced his attention to main processing to Christian and Buddhist mystical traditions compared with Jewish mysticism and mystical Islam.…”
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La politique éducative de l’Espagne dans le Nord du Maroc pendant la période du Protectorat (1912-1956) by Irene González González

“…After the establishment of the protectorate, the Spanish colonial government set up a diversified education system for children of Spanish families who began to settle in the protectorate and, secondarily, for the Moroccan population of Muslim and Jewish faith. The colonial authorities viewed educating the Moroccans as a means to exert political and social control over both the population and the territory. …”
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L’esclave du ms. H.6 et l’anthropologue romancier : In an Antique Land d’Amitav Ghosh, une utopie de l’archive by Claudine Le Blanc

“…As Subaltern Studies, Indian postcolonial studies developed a textual criticism of archival documents which soon met literature: as early as 1992 in Volume VII a study of the correspondence of a Jewish merchant of the twelfth century ("The Slave of MS. …”
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John of the Cross and Emmanuel Lévinas: The QUEST for God beyond Being by D.B. Perrin

“…Emmanuel Lévinas (1906-1995), a Jewish philosopher and layman born in Lithuania, lived through the 1917 Russian Revolution and the collapse of the old regime. …”
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Rare Lung Diseases III: Pulmonary Langerhans’ Cell Histiocytosis by Stephen C Juvet, David Hwang, Gregory P Downey

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Making a lot with little – Modular architecture, starting with Walter Segal by Niccolò Di Virgilio

“… This paper examines the remarkable design journey of the Jewish architect Walter Segal and his fifty-year career in London. …”
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Musulmans et non musulmans dans la Salonique ottomane (xviiie siècle).L’affrontement sur les espaces et les lignes de démarcation by Eyal Ginio

“…My discussion evolves around three different places of encounter and conflict in Salonica: the prison, the Jewish cemetery and the neighbourhood. Finally, I assess the authorities’ response when facing such challenges: the local authorities often remained aloof when dealing with physical boundaries. …”
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MARCION OF SYNOPE’S RELEVANCE IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD VIS-À-VIS RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE by G Andrade

“…In his attempt to cleanse Christianity of its Jewish elements, Marcion set the bases for a critique of the cult to a violent God and the divine inspirations of violence. …”
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Les réseaux transsahariens de la traite de l’or et des esclaves au haut Moyen Âge : VIIIe-XIe siècle by Roger Botte

“…Simultaneously, an unbroken chain of Jewish communities settled almost exactly along the Ibadi schismatic arch-shaped path. …”
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Organizing Pneumonia Associated with Pegylated Interferon α and Ribavirin Therapy by Amit Chopra, Creticus Marak, Narendrakumar Alappan, Chang Shim

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Redefined prophecy as Deuteronomic alternative to divination in Deut 18:9-22 by H L Bosman

“…This also caused a Deuteronomic redefinition of the office and function of the prophets as the most important remaining religious leaders in Babilonia and to enable the maintenance of power within the centralized religion of the post-exilic Jewish community in Palestine. …”
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« Le dernier procès allemand pour crimes de guerre » : L'ancien officier SS Julius Viel et le procès de Ravensburg d’avril 2001 comme événement médiatique by Vojtěch Kyncl

“…Did the 'last' German trial in 2001 against Julius Viel in Ravensburg, the name given to the trial of the murderer of seven Jewish prisoners near Litoměřice/ Leitmeritz in 1945, become a media event that closed a whole phase of work on Nazi crimes in Europe and North America? …”
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ACTS: INTEGRATING THEORY AND PRAXIS IN EARLY CHRISTIANITY by C. Stenschke

“…During the two or three decades after the ministry of Jesus, one early Jewish group – at least some of its members! – denounced this consensus and started to accept non-Jews, based on their belief in Jesus as Messiah. …”
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From Eastern European Rooted Immigrant Circle to the Mainstream of American Culture an Alfred Kazin's Transition by Rafał Zygmunt

“…Tracing the process of immigrants' transition, it appears that in the twentieth century children of Eastern European, mainly Jewish immigrants were trying to get rid of the European past of their parents as quickly as possible in order to take the full advantage of American culture. …”
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Répression et résurgence du judaïsme dans Daniel Deronda : les voies de la masculinité sont-elles impénétrables ? by Gilbert Pham-Thanh

“…Indeed, it is when the hero learns about his true Jewish identity that all the scattered elements of his literary existence fall into place — he now unerringly senses that he must embark on a Zionist expedition to the East after marrying Mirah, a Jewess he met. …”
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Jérémie et la « coupe de la colère de Dieu » : une miniature inédite, premier jalon d’un discours anti-judaïque à Cluny au xe siècle by Laura Attardo

“…Placed in the context of its creation, the anti-Jewish discourse subsequently served as a basis for the development of a Cluniac ecclesiology focused on the redemption of sins.…”
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