The Feminine Jewish Turn in Gloria Gervitz’s Migraciones

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Table of Contents
3. Introduction. Jews and Migration in Latin America: Human Mobility, Uprootedness, and Embeddedness
4. MIGRATION, INTEGRATION, AND COMMUNITY
5. From the Minyan to the Establishment of the Kehillah: The Construction of the Ashkenazi Jewish Community of Costa Rica (1917–1940)
6. Emprendedores sin capital: Inmigrantes judíos y la industria textil argentina, 1930–1945
7. Mobility and Cosmopolitanism: A Story of Jewish Belonging and the Americas’ Becoming
8. THE ISRAELI FACTOR IN LATIN AMERICAN JEWISH MIGRATIONS
9. Latin American Decline and Jewish Migration to Israel: The Case of Argentina
10. Correntinos en Israel
11. Brazilians in Israel: Memories and Diversity
12. Relocation of Life and Redefinition of Identities: Israelis in Mexico as a Case Study
13. CULTURAL EXPRESSIONS: LITERATURE AND THE ARTS
14. “Un peligro difuso”: On Remembering Yiddish in Post-Dictatorship Argentina
15. The Feminine Jewish Turn in Gloria Gervitz’s Migraciones
16. Immigrants, the Jewish Mafia, and Prostitute Traffic: The Reconstruction of the Past in the Telenovela Argentina: tierra de amor y venganza
17. ART AS A PERSONAL TESTIMONY
18. Nostalgia and Longing: History through Images
19. Contributors