by Delphine Horvilleur · LGF · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782253820345
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In this essay, Delphine Horvilleur explores antisemitism through an original lens, analyzing how it is perceived in sacred texts, rabbinic tradition, and Jewish legends. Unlike approaches that define the Jew solely through the antisemite's gaze, the author reverses the perspective to examine the consciousness that Jews themselves have of the antisemitic psyche throughout time. The work offers a deep analysis of the recurring motifs of antisemitism, revitalized in contemporary discourse, and provides tools for resilience against identity withdrawal. It is an essential read for understanding current dynamics of hatred and rejection, offering a way out of the victimhood competition in our society.
