Resultados da pesquisa - "Jewish"

Harvey E. Goldber. Jewish Passages-Cycles of Jewish Life. California: University of California Press, 2003. p. 379. Hodara B., Joseph

Estudios de Asia y África

“...Harvey E. Goldber. <em>Jewish Passages-Cycles of Jewish Life</em>. ...”

Leventhal, Dennis A., Sino-Judaic Studies: Whence and Whither, An Essay and Bibliography and The Kadoorie Memoir, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Jewish Chronicle, 1985. Monographs of the Jewish Historical Society of Hong Kong, vol. 1. Botton Beja, Flora

Estudios de Asia y África

“...Reflections on Sino-Judaic History, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Jewish Chronicle, 1986. Monographs of the Jewish Historical Society of Hong Kong, vol. 2....”

Nacionalismo judío y retórica antiedomita en la antigüedad Tebes, Juan Manuel

Estudios de Asia y África

Assuntos: “...Jewish nationalism...”

De la apertura al cierre de puertas: la inmigración judía en México durante las primeras décadas del siglo XX Gleizer, Daniela

Historia Mexicana

Assuntos: “...jewish...”

Los relatos del origen: judíos en México Cánovas, Rodrigo

Nueva Revista de Filología Hispánica

Assuntos: “...Jewish Literature...”

Utopías de la traducción: el judeo-árabe entre el temor y la confianza. Ecos descolonizadores de pensadores judíos árabes de todos los tiempos Rabinovich, Silvana

Estudios de Asia y África

“...Utopias of Translation: The Jewish-Arabic Language between Fear and Confidence. ...”

Memoria, historiografía y política: Shlomo Sand y la invención del pueblo judío Pfoh, Emanuel

Estudios de Asia y África

“...Memory, Historiography and Politics: Shlomo Sand and the Invention of the Jewish People...”

Las relaciones entre los judíos de México y de Estados Unidos. El Comité Mexicano contra el Racismo Katz Gugenheim, Ariela

Historia Mexicana

“...This work reconstructs the origin, organization, development, and disappearance of the Mexican Committee against Racism (Comité Mexicano contra el Racismo, CMR), active in Mexico City from 1944 to 1946, inthe context of the relations between a leading Jewish organization in the United States and a Mexican Jewish institution. ...”

El boicot turístico a México. Controversias político-diplomáticas a raíz del voto mexicano en la resolución 3379 de la ONU Katz Gugenheim, Ariela

Historia Mexicana

“...Jewish communities, and explains how the boycott ended....”

La ummah, la sunnah del profeta y el califa: la visión sunita Ruiz, Manuel

Estudios de Asia y África

“...This criterion was applied in a very peculiar way to the Jewish tribe of the banu Awf in Medina. There are different opinions as to whether the Jewish tribe was or was not part of the Islamic Ummah. ...”

El voto árabe en Israel: entre la fragmentación y la abstención electoral en las elecciones de 2013. Davidi, Efraim, Brauner, Susana

Foro Internacional

“...It addresses their principal ideological and party trends, identity traits and the conflict between their Palestine nationality and Israeli citizenship, and sets out the discriminatory policies they suffer in the Jewish state....”

Desde la otra orilla: Alice Rühle-Gerstel y Otto Rühle. La experiencia del exilio político de izquierda en México 1935-1943 Jacinto, Lizette

Historia Mexicana

“...The paper highlights the personality of Alice Rühel-Gerstel, born in Prague to a Jewish family, for she would become a feminist and writer renowned in her time, but forgotten after Nazi censorship. ...”

Historiografía israelí y la creación del Estado de Israel Echeverry Tamayo, Juan David

Estudios de Asia y África

“...In this sense, since a large influx of Jewish migrants came to Palestine to build a nationstate in this territory, Zionist and Israeli intellectuals and politicians have constructed subjective explanations to justify their demands and interests. ...”

Entre la tierra y el honor: estrategias de resistencia de las mujeres palestinas Bracco, Carolina

Estudios de Asia y África

“...While Arab women in neighboring countries freed themselves from the European colonial yoke, in Palestine they suffered the tragedy of losing their land to the Jewish national project. We will introduce the main historical, social, and political characteristics that shaped women’s participation in each case: in the trenches, in the refugee camps, under military occupation, in prisons, in exile, as well as the strategies that they developed over time. ...”