Engaged Cinema for Peace? Israeli Cinema in the Service of Political Ideologies

Articles in the same Issue

1. Contents
2. Explanations of Antisemitism in the British Postcolonial Left
3. Perpetrator Testimony and Historiography: The Case of Dieter Wisliceny and the Decision-Making Process on the “Final Solution”
4. The Nature of Postcommunist Antisemitism in East Central Europe: Ideology’s Backdoor Return
5. Post-Notebook Heideggerism—The Myths Continue: A Review Essay
6. Engaged Cinema for Peace? Israeli Cinema in the Service of Political Ideologies
7. Recent Occurrences of Anti-Israeli Hatred
8. Zionism and Feminism
9. Ivan Lefkovits’s With my memory, I live… (“O minuloste, která nesmi upadnout v zapomnéni,” Ziji se svou Minulisti, No. 16 [2017], 25–31)
10. Contributors
11. Titelei
12. Contents
13. ARTICLES
14. Explanations of Antisemitism in the British Postcolonial Left
15. Perpetrator Testimony and Historiography: The Case of Dieter Wisliceny and the Decision-Making Process on the “Final Solution”
16. The Nature of Postcommunist Antisemitism in East Central Europe: Ideology’s Backdoor Return
17. REVIEWS
18. Post-Notebook Heideggerism—The Myths Continue: A Review Essay
19. Engaged Cinema for Peace? Israeli Cinema in the Service of Political Ideologies
20. COMMENTS
21. Recent Occurrences of Anti-Israeli Hatred
22. Zionism and Feminism
23. Ivan Lefkovits’s With my memory, I live… (“O minuloste, která nesmi upadnout v zapomnéni,” Ziji se svou Minulisti, No. 16 [2017], 25–31)
24. Contributors