Postzionism

Laurence Silberstein is the Philip and Muriel Berman Professor of Jewish Studies at Lehigh University and the author of The Postzionism Debates: Knowledge and Power in Israeli Culture.

• Reading Postzionism: an introduction / Laurence J. SilbersteinThe new historiography: Israel confronts its past / Benny MorrisLand, labor, and the origins of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, 18821914 / Gershon ShafirIntroduction to The Palestinian People: A History / Baruch Kimmerling and Joel S. MigdalPostzionism studies of Israel: the first decade / Uri RamThe identity of the victims and the victims of identity: a critique of Zionist ideology for a Postzionist age / Adi OphirAcademic history caught in the cross-fire: a case of Israeli-Jewish historiography / Baruch KimmerlingEthnocracy: the politics of Judaizing Israel/Palestine / Oren YiftachelA first step in a difficult and sensitive road: preliminary observations on Qaadan v. Katzir / Alexandre (Sandy) KedarSave as Jerusalems / Ariella AzoulayHebrew in an Israeli Arab hand: six miniatures on Anton Shammas's Arabesques / Hannan HeverAt half mastmyths, symbols, and rituals of an emerging state: a personal testimony of an "Israeli Arab" / Anton ShammasArab citizens of Palestine: little to celebrate / Azmi BisharaRupture and return: Zionist discourse and the study of Arab Jews / Ella ShohatHistory begins at home / Yehouda ShenhavA Mizrahi call for a more democratic Israel / Pnina Motzafi-HallerBody and territory: women in Israeli cinema / Orly LubinIntroduction to Beyond flesh: queer masculinities and nationalism in Israeli cinema / Raz YosefThe construction of lesbianism as nonissue in Israel / Erella ShadmiDiaspora: generation and the ground of Jewish identity / Daniel Boyarin and Jonathan BoyarinFrom diaspora Jews to new Jews / Caryn Aviv and David ShneerThe charge of anti-Semitism: Jews, Israel, and the risks of public critique / Judith Butler