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“Hypocrites, humbugs, Germans, Jews, Yankees, foreigners, Park Laners, cosmopolitan riffraff.”
“Yet “being Irish” is also non-sectarian, for on St.”
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“Galut has formed the Jewish self-understanding of exile, at least for religious Jews.”
“But it was created as a state composed of diasporic communities, organized on caste lines, some geographic, others religious.”
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“And yet modern Israel was created to nullify the very notion of diasporic Jewry (and secondarily, diasporic Judaism): shlilat hagalut .”
“____________________________ Reprinted with permission from Antisemitisms: A History of Jew Hating by Sander L.”
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“If one thinks of Jews as a diasporic category, the very notion of “rooted” and “rootless” or moored and unmoored also comes into play.”
“Indeed, antisemitisms prove that a society can hold contradictory images simultaneously, such as the fact that the Jews are both anarchists out to destroy capitalism as well as capitalists out to exploit the working class.”
“The famine came to define an Irish Catholic identity and thus Irish national politics, at least retrospectively, in opposition to Anglican Britain.”
“These disparities are normal as identities shift over time and space, even if they do not change; for their contexts always do.”
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“The Jew experiences the daily life of exile through the mirror of the biblical model of expulsion, whether it be the expulsion from the Garden of Eden or freedom from slavery in Egypt.”
“Actual self-identified Jews in London in the early twentieth century—think of the Jewish labour reformer Samuel Gompers—must deal with the social reality of both change and continuity in their world of early twentieth-century capitalism.”
“Patrick’s Day parade the next year, it made the front pages of all of the New York City newspapers, as a pleasing but freakish event.”