NINE. ‘‘I Am Other’’: The Holocaust Survivor’s Point of View in Yehudit Hendel’s Short Story ‘‘They Are Others’’

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. contributors ii
3. Contents v
4. Preface viii
5. Introduction 1
6. PART I. Establishing New Identities
7. ONE.The Construction of a Secular Jewish Identity: European and American Influences in Israeli Education 27
8. TWO.Producing the Future: The Impresario Culture of American Zionism before 1948 53
9. THREE. Moroccan Jews and the Shaping of Israel’s Sacred Geography 72
10. FOUR. Identity, Ritual, and Pilgrimage: The Meetings of the Israeli Exploration Society 87
11. FIVE. Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Clothing, Identity, and the Modern Jewish Experience 107
12. SIX. Sculpting an American Jewish Hero: The Monuments, Myths, and Legends of Haym Salomon 123
13. PART II .Contested Identities
14. SEVEN. Imagining Europe: The Popular Arts of American Jewish Ethnography 155
15. EIGHT. The Shoah as Israel’s Political Trope 192
16. NINE. ‘‘I Am Other’’: The Holocaust Survivor’s Point of View in Yehudit Hendel’s Short Story ‘‘They Are Others’’ 217
17. TEN. ‘‘A Drastically Bifurcated Legacy’’: Homeland and Jewish Identity in Contemporary Jewish American Literature 238
18. ELEVEN. Impact of Statehood on the Hebrew Literary Imagination: Haim Hazaz and the Zionist Narrative 256
19. PART III. Political Cultures
20. TWELVE. Becoming Ethnic, Becoming American: Di√erent Patterns and Configurations of the Assimilation of Eastern European Jews, 1890–1940 277
21. THIRTEEN. Strangers No Longer: Jews and Postwar American Political Culture 304
22. FOURTEEN. Changing Places, Changing Cultures: Divergent Jewish Political Cultures 319
23. Epilogue: On Living in Two Cultures 333
24. Index 351