Il Rinascimento balla ebraico? Botticelli, Dante und das Motiv von König Davids Tanz

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Würdigung von Prof. Dr. Giulio Busi zur Festschrift XIII
4. Introduction: In Honor of Giulio Busi XV
5. Bibliography of Giulio Busi XXI
6. Part 1: Immaterial Culture in the Diaspora from Late Antiquity to the Present
7. Jüdische Diaspora im spätantiken römischen Reich – Kontinuität und Wandel 3
8. Cleopatra Minor or Berenice Major? Casius Dio on Berenice and Titus in Rome (75–79 CE) 23
9. Joshua’s Land in the Rabbinic Imagination 37
10. A Jewish Vision of the Jerusalem Temple From Nineteenth- Century London: Solomon Yom Tov Bennett’s Temple of Ezekiel (Torat Ha-Bayit) [1824] 55
11. Quando si invitano alla festa cabalisti, hassidim e rabbini miracolosi: quattro racconti di Yitskhok Leybush Peretz 71
12. Sulla soglia 91
13. Part 2: Material Jewish Culture: Books, Manuscripts, Judaica, and Visual Arts
14. Il Dio invisibile. Das Ringen um Bilder und Gottesdarstellungen im Judentum—Theologie und Philosophie als Ancillae Artis 99
15. Sulla redazione e la tradizione testuale del Sibbuv di Petaḥyah da Regensburg 129
16. Jewish Vertical Codices from The Cairo Genizah: Another Way of Reading a Book 143
17. La visione degli arredi del santuario nelle Bibbie sefardite: varianti iconografiche di un’antologia di simboli 163
18. Keter Shem Tov in Context: Kabbalistic Symbols, Digital Letters, and Diagrams 203
19. Seder Pidyon nefesh – Ein kabbalistischer Heilungsritus nach einem improvisierten Manuskript aus der Synagoge Obermoschel in der Nordpfalz 227
20. The Letter’s Shapes as a Prism of Jewish Thought: Yom Tov Lipmann’s Sefer Alfa Beta 251
21. Inscribing Hands: Haptic Dimensions of Kabbalistic Experience in Early Modern East–Central Europe 267
22. Qabbalah visiva – The Emergence of the Visual Lore in Jewish Mysticism 293
23. «For the Miracles». Celebrating Jewish Communitas in Purim Sheni Rituals (Italy, 16^th – 19^th Centuries) 313
24. A House Divided: Trans–Regional Mobility and the Morpurgo Family in the Eighteenth Century 333
25. Die Erfindung der «jüdischen Kunst» um 1900 353
26. Furta sacra. Ellenismi del Novecento 383
27. Die moderne jüdische Kunst als Ausdruck der conditio judaica 425
28. Part 3: The Cultural Exchange between Jews and Non-Jews in Europe
29. «Questa e la cabala certa et fortissima et miravigliosa». Testi cabbalistici dalla biblioteca di Pier Leone da Spoleto 459
30. Johannes Reuchlins Entwicklung als Hebraist und Christlicher Kabbalist 521
31. Giorgio Vasari’s Castration of Caelus: A Visual Example of Pagan Kabbalah 563
32. Stella Norsa, a Jewish Woman Banker in Renaissance Mantua 585
33. Nomadi dell’utopia: Alla ricerca delle tribù disperse 613
34. Il Rinascimento balla ebraico? Botticelli, Dante und das Motiv von König Davids Tanz 625
35. «Osculo Oris Sui»: Embracing and Kissing the Angels or How Fra Angelico Saw the Afterlife 645
36. Contested Wisdom: The Renaissance Rediscovery of Jewish Tradition and History of Philosophy in Lutheran Universities (17^th–18^th Century) 677
37. Note sull’itinerario italiano di Samuel Morpurgo (alias Philipp Sarker, alias Francesco Filippo Sarchi, alias Philippe Sarchi, 1764–1830) 699
38. Martin Buber e Georg Simmel: riflessioni per un confronto 721
39. Part 4: The Exile of European Jews during Fascism: Cultural and Political Resistance
40. A Cultural Sociologist Opposes Hitler. Frieda Wunderlich and Her Analysis of Nazi Society 743
41. Max Horkheimer: Politics and Philosophy during His Exile 777
42. Exile, Love, and Survival in the Fiction of Isaac Bashevis Singer (in the Novels The Charlatan, Yame and Keyle, Max and Flora) 799
43. Mario Castelnuovo–Tedesco. L’esperienza dell’esilio nello specchio delle opera 821
44. La signora delle navi. Incontri inediti con Ada Sereni 843
45. «Lievito tragico». La riflessione di Mario Lattes sull’antisemitismo 851
46. Friendly Tributes: Lyrics and Music between the Worlds
47. Drei Gedichte von Paul Celan 867
48. Eine (Ton-)Leiter – Versuch über jüdische Identität 869
49. Avre tu puerta serrada 881
50. About the Authors 883
51. Acknowledgements 887
52. Index of Authors 889