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Jews and India: Mutual Influence over Two Millennia
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Manohar
| Author:
Nathan Katz
| Language:
English
| Format:
Hardback
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Author:
Nathan Katz
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The entire set of sixteen essays in Jews and India explore a particular interaction and mutual influence between Jews and India over the past two millennia. Collectively, we discover a pattern of uniquely symmetÂrical relations between Jews and their host culture. Unlike in the Christian and Islamic countries, Jews were always honored and treated in?India?like?respected?guests. We all come to know ourselves through our reflections in the eyes of others, and rather than hostility and a condescending attitude, in India, Jews always enjoyed respect, hospitality, and affection. These chapters seek to answer the theoretical question as to what Jews and Judaism looked like when viewed with a ‘good eye’. Conversely, we also learn how the world sees Jews who have always enjoyed respect and were made?welcome. The first section of the book analyzes Jewish communities in Kochi, especially, but also the Bene Israelis and Baghdadis. Following is a section of stories about individual Jewish lives in India – mystics, merÂchants, and soldiers. The book concludes with a section about inter-religious dialogues between Jews and Indic faiths like Hindus, BudÂdhists and Jains. Based on two thousand years of cohabitation, these old/new?friendships?reveal?old?surprises?and?new?insights. About the Author Nathan Katz, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, at Florida InterÂnational University, where he was Director of Jewish Studies, Bhagwan Mahavir Professorship of Jain Studies, and Founding Chair of the Department of Religious Studies. He is the Founder Editor of the Journal of Indo-Judaic Studies. His has published sixteen books; and his Who are the Jews of India? was a National Jewish Book Awards 2 finalist and?won?the?Vak?Devi?Saraswat?Samman?Awards?24.
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The entire set of sixteen essays in Jews and India explore a particular interaction and mutual influence between Jews and India over the past two millennia. Collectively, we discover a pattern of uniquely symmetÂrical relations between Jews and their host culture. Unlike in the Christian and Islamic countries, Jews were always honored and treated in?India?like?respected?guests. We all come to know ourselves through our reflections in the eyes of others, and rather than hostility and a condescending attitude, in India, Jews always enjoyed respect, hospitality, and affection. These chapters seek to answer the theoretical question as to what Jews and Judaism looked like when viewed with a ‘good eye’. Conversely, we also learn how the world sees Jews who have always enjoyed respect and were made?welcome. The first section of the book analyzes Jewish communities in Kochi, especially, but also the Bene Israelis and Baghdadis. Following is a section of stories about individual Jewish lives in India – mystics, merÂchants, and soldiers. The book concludes with a section about inter-religious dialogues between Jews and Indic faiths like Hindus, BudÂdhists and Jains. Based on two thousand years of cohabitation, these old/new?friendships?reveal?old?surprises?and?new?insights. About the Author Nathan Katz, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, at Florida InterÂnational University, where he was Director of Jewish Studies, Bhagwan Mahavir Professorship of Jain Studies, and Founding Chair of the Department of Religious Studies. He is the Founder Editor of the Journal of Indo-Judaic Studies. His has published sixteen books; and his Who are the Jews of India? was a National Jewish Book Awards 2 finalist and?won?the?Vak?Devi?Saraswat?Samman?Awards?24.
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Nathan Katz, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, at Florida InterÂnational University, where he was Director of Jewish Studies, Bhagwan Mahavir Professorship of Jain Studies, and Founding Chair of the Department of Religious Studies.
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