TY - BOOK
T1 - Two nations in your womb
T2 - perceptions of Jews and Christians in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages
AU - Yuval, Israel Jacob
AU - Chipman, Jonathan
AU - Harshav, Barbara
N1 - תרגום של: שני גויים בבטנך.
PY - 2006
Y1 - 2006
N2 - A study of the reciprocal attitudes of Jews and Christians toward one another in late antiquity and the Middle Ages, revealing images of repressed and internalized ideas that lie beneath the surface of the official, overt religious ideology. Discusses the roles played by irrationality, disinformation, and misinformation in shaping both the self-definition and the definition of the "Other" among Jews and Christians in the Middle Ages. Chs. 1-3 describe the development of Jewish hostility towards Christianity, and its influence on the martyrdom of Ashkenazic Jewry following the First Crusade. Ch. 4 (pp. 151-218), "Sipurim mitstalvim: Me-alilot kedoshim le-alilot dam" ["Intersecting Stories: From Martyrdom to Ritual Murder Accusations"], is largely based on the author's article which was published in "Zion" 58 (1993). Ch. 5 (pp. 219-266), "Tekasim mehupakhim: Ha-hostiyah, ha-matzah ve-ha-merivah" ["Inverted Ceremonies: The Host, the Matzah, and the Quarrel"], includes discussion on the idea that the host desecration, like the blood libel, reflected misunderstandings of Jewish practices.
AB - A study of the reciprocal attitudes of Jews and Christians toward one another in late antiquity and the Middle Ages, revealing images of repressed and internalized ideas that lie beneath the surface of the official, overt religious ideology. Discusses the roles played by irrationality, disinformation, and misinformation in shaping both the self-definition and the definition of the "Other" among Jews and Christians in the Middle Ages. Chs. 1-3 describe the development of Jewish hostility towards Christianity, and its influence on the martyrdom of Ashkenazic Jewry following the First Crusade. Ch. 4 (pp. 151-218), "Sipurim mitstalvim: Me-alilot kedoshim le-alilot dam" ["Intersecting Stories: From Martyrdom to Ritual Murder Accusations"], is largely based on the author's article which was published in "Zion" 58 (1993). Ch. 5 (pp. 219-266), "Tekasim mehupakhim: Ha-hostiyah, ha-matzah ve-ha-merivah" ["Inverted Ceremonies: The Host, the Matzah, and the Quarrel"], includes discussion on the idea that the host desecration, like the blood libel, reflected misunderstandings of Jewish practices.
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SN - 0520217667
SN - 9780520217669
SN - 9780520258181
T3 - S. Mark Taper Foundation imprint in Jewish studies
BT - Two nations in your womb
PB - University of California Press
CY - Berkeley
ER -