Content: "The Jew" as homme/femme fatale: Jewish (art)ifice, Trilby, and Drefyus -- Emancipation to das Muskelj'den: Zionism, masculinity, and the liberated Jewish body -- The feminized Jewish pugilist: racial ambivalence and weak muscle-Jews -- Gendered-Jewishness in Ulysses: Bloom as semi-queer Jew -- From Klugman to Pipik: Philip Roth and postcolonial/postmodern old-new Jewish gender -- Coda.
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Jewishness and Masculinity from the Modern to the Postmodern
Apr 25, 2015, Routledge
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1138878499 9781138878495
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Jewishness and masculinity from the modern to the postmodern
2010, Routledge
in English
0415875862 9780415875868
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"The Jew" as homme/femme fatale: Jewish (art)ifice, Trilby, and Drefyus
Emancipation to das Muskelj'den: Zionism, masculinity, and the liberated Jewish body
The feminized Jewish pugilist: racial ambivalence and weak muscle-Jews
Gendered-Jewishness in Ulysses: Bloom as semi-queer Jew
From Klugman to Pipik: Philip Roth and postcolonial/postmodern old-new Jewish gender
Coda.
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