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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Prologue xi
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Part I: Friendship and Ideology
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1: The Case of Fraternal Friendship 3
- Chapter 2: Re’ut: Friendship in Zionist Ideology 14
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Part II: Friendship in Everyday Life
- Introduction 27
- Chapter 3: History and Destiny: Friendship Narratives 29
- Chapter 4: Two Styles of Sharing: The Hevreman and the Intellectual 57
- Chapter 5: Public Intimacy and the Miscommunication of Desire 73
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Part III: Sacred Friendship
- Introduction 95
- Chapter 6: David, Jonathan, and Other Soldiers: The Hegemonic Script for Male Bonding 98
- Chapter 7: “Shalom, haver”: Commemoration as Desire 120
- Discussion: Nationalism, Friendship, and Commemorative Desire 143
- Appendix I: Studying a National Emotion 152
- Appendix II: Table of Interviewees 161
- Bibliography 163
- INDEX 173
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Prologue xi
-
Part I: Friendship and Ideology
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1: The Case of Fraternal Friendship 3
- Chapter 2: Re’ut: Friendship in Zionist Ideology 14
-
Part II: Friendship in Everyday Life
- Introduction 27
- Chapter 3: History and Destiny: Friendship Narratives 29
- Chapter 4: Two Styles of Sharing: The Hevreman and the Intellectual 57
- Chapter 5: Public Intimacy and the Miscommunication of Desire 73
-
Part III: Sacred Friendship
- Introduction 95
- Chapter 6: David, Jonathan, and Other Soldiers: The Hegemonic Script for Male Bonding 98
- Chapter 7: “Shalom, haver”: Commemoration as Desire 120
- Discussion: Nationalism, Friendship, and Commemorative Desire 143
- Appendix I: Studying a National Emotion 152
- Appendix II: Table of Interviewees 161
- Bibliography 163
- INDEX 173