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9 The Global Reach of Shanghai’s Baghdadi Jews

  • Maisie Meyer
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© 2022 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

© 2022 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Acknowledgments VII
  3. Contents IX
  4. Introduction 1
  5. I The Bible in China
  6. Introduction 27
  7. 1 From Rags to Riches: Joseph and His Family 29
  8. 2 Why Is Having No Posterity the Worst Unfilial Thing? A Comparison of Mencius 4A:26 and Genesis 38 37
  9. 3 The Impact of Ancient Israelite Prophets on Modern Chinese Intellectuals 51
  10. 4 Reading the Song of Songs in Jewish and Chinese Tradition 63
  11. 5 The Transcultural Characteristics of the Chinese Bible Translated by S. I. J. Schereschewsky (1831–1906): A Case Study of the Song of Songs 79
  12. II Jews in Modern China
  13. Introduction 97
  14. 6 Jewish Communities and Modern China: Encounters of Modern Civilizations 99
  15. 7 When the Muscular Jews Came to the Far East: Jewish Sports and Physical Culture in Modern China, 1912–1949 109
  16. 8 Tracking the Exact Number of Jewish Refugees in Shanghai 129
  17. 9 The Global Reach of Shanghai’s Baghdadi Jews 145
  18. 10 Jewish Refugee Artists in Shanghai: Visual Legacies of Traumatic Moments and Cultural Encounters 165
  19. 11 Drama in Wartime Shanghai 185
  20. 12 The Mir Yeshiva and Its Shanghai Sojourn 195
  21. 13 Chabad Outreach on the Jewish Frontier: The Case of China 217
  22. III Jews and Chinese
  23. Introduction 229
  24. 14 Yiddish Translations of Chinese Poetry and Theater in 1920s New York 231
  25. 15 Enemy or Friend: The Image of China in Yiddish Newspapers during the Russo-Japanese War (1904–1905) 255
  26. 16 To Speak or Not to Speak: Hanoch Levin’s Suitcase Packers and Cao Yu’s Peking Man in Light of Cross-Textual Dialogue 271
  27. 17 Teaching American Jewish Literature to Chinese College Students: Anzia Yezierska’s “Children of Loneliness” as a Case Study 285
  28. 18 Chinese and Ashkenazic Encounters in the American Immigration Regime: Max J. Kohler, Immigration Legal Practice, and the Chinese Exclusion Act 297
  29. 19 A Homeless Stranger Everywhere: The Shadow of the Holocaust on an Israeli Sinologist 317
  30. Contributors 337
  31. Illustrations 343
  32. Table 345
  33. Personal Names 347
  34. Place Names 355
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