[ha-Safran] new book in English on antisemitism in Turkey

2013-07-29 Thread RIFAT BALI
Dear librarians, Dear friends,

Please note that in the following weeks my new book will be published:

*Antisemitism and Conspiracy Theories in Turkey, *Libra Kitap, İstanbul,
2013,*  *418 p., 978-605-4326-73-0

$ 50.00 + postage

Back cover text and table of contents are listed below.

Payment is by credit card. Postage everywhere outside of Turkey is $ 10.00


Please let me know if you would like to order.


Best regards,
**

*
*

*Back Cover*

The official line that successive Turkish regimes have frequently repeated
and which has firmly established itself in both Turkish and foreign public
opinion is that the Republic of Turkey is one of those rare countries in
which antisemitism has never taken root, and in which Jews have thus lived
for centuries within a tolerant atmosphere of peace and tranquility, but it
simply isn’t true. Along with antisemitism are the conspiracy theories in
which the “Jew” or the “Zionist” feature as the main actors that are widely
seen throughout Turkish society. In fact, this state of affairs is not
only pervasive but has even become “normal” to the point of banality, so
much so that it tends to draw no reaction from either the country’s
intellectuals or politicians. This book contains a collection of author’s
published articles on the subject—a subject that has received no serious
treatment in Turkey, and as such attempts to fill the gaping hole in our
knowledge of this widespread yet rarely discussed phenomenon and, as such,
stands as an indispensible source for those interested in Turkey and
antisemitism.

*TABLE OF CONTENTS*

*ABBREVIATIONS*

*INTRODUCTION*

*Chapter 1 - ANTISEMITISM IN TURKEY*

   1. The Banalization of Hate: Antisemitism in Contemporary Turkey
   2. The Roots of Turkish Antisemitism  Its Themes
   3. Necip Fazıl Kısakürek  Antisemitism
   4. Millî Gazete's distribution of The Book Who Runs The World? The
   Secret World Government As A Public Service
   5. A Racist Organization: The Turkish Society To Combat Zionism
   6. The Image of The Jew in The Rhetoric Of Political Islam in Turkey
   7. Antisemitism in Turkey in The Single Party Period: 1923-1945
   8. Antisemitism in Turkey: From Denial To Acknowledgement, From
   Acknowledgement To Discussion of its Definition
   9. A Demonised Ethnic Group: The Dönmes of Turkey
   10. The Protocols of The Elders of Zion in Turkey
   11. Present-Day Anti-Semitism in Turkey
   12. Perceptions of The Holocaust in Turkey

*Chapter 2 - CONSPIRACY THEORIES IN TURKEY*

   1. Conspiracy Theoreticians  Their Theories: A new Field of ‘Research'
   Publications
   2. Conspiracy Theories and Their Proponents
   3. Conspiracy Theories in Turkey
   4. Conspiracy Theories, Antisemitism and Jews in Turkey Today

*BIBLIOGRAPHY*

*INDEX*
*
*
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LIBRA
Istanbul
Tel :  90 - 212 - 232 99 04 / 05
Fax:  90 - 212 - 231 11 29
http://www.librakitap.com.tr/
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[ha-Safran] Library Assistant in Hebrew

2013-07-29 Thread Ann Abrams
Dear Safranim,



Any suggestions for a way to say in Hebrew, Library Assistants?  Our
student teachers are called Madrichim,   and I'd like to have a Hebrew
name for the high school students who help me in the library on Sunday
mornings.  It doesn't have to literally mean library assistants, but
should convey that they'll be working in the library, working with media
and tech equipment,  too, etc.



Any ideas would be greatly appreciated - thanks!



Ann



*Ann Abrams, Librarian*
Temple Israel
477 Longwood Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
617-566-3960 x116
*aabrams*@tisrael.org e...@tisrael.org
www.tisrael.org

*Check out our new online catalog!*

http://library.tisrael.org

Google can bring you back 100,000 answers, a librarian can bring you back
the right one.
-- Neil Gaiman http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1221698.Neil_Gaiman
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[ha-Safran] Job Posting: Archivist, Part-time (24 hours/week) - Dallas Jewish Historical Society

2013-07-29 Thread Campbell, Douglas
I am not sure if this has been posted on the list or not.

Doug

Doug Campbell, MSLS, MDiv, MA
Reference Coordinator and Liaison to the Mayborn School of Journalism
University of North Texas Libraries
douglas.campb...@unt.edumailto:douglas.campb...@unt.edu



https://secure.txla.org/secure/jobs/jobshow.asp?key=5805

The Dallas Jewish Historical Society serves as a repository for the entire 
Jewish community of Dallas. In its holdings are personal and family papers, 
recorded oral histories, artifacts, and records of the various organizations 
which comprise the Jewish community in Greater Dallas.

* Receives all new materials donated, including properly logging and 
documenting acquisitions and temporarily housing them in appropriate containers 
in a secure area

* Determines, in conjunction with the Acquisitions Committee (if active) and 
Board approved policy, which donations should be retained for the permanent 
collection or long term loan, if applicable

* Processes materials for the archives collections according to professionally 
accepted standards for preservation; assigns acquisition numbers and maintains 
current catalogue for all acquisitions, oral histories, videos, and books; 
prepares finding aids

* Schedules and assists researchers and volunteers and acts as docent for 
visitors

* May work with volunteers to identify and solicit individuals, families and 
organizations for acquisitions

* Pursues the feasibility and desirability of converting all catalogues to 
computer database; may include grant writing, metadata preparation and copying 
records to alternate formats for preservation purposes

* Pursues the feasibility and desirability of digitizing documents and photos 
for inclusion in accessible, retrievable computer databases of archival 
materials

* Plans and works with volunteers to prepare rotating window displays in the 
Society's office and other in-house or online displays as needed

* Prepares or works with volunteers to prepare newsletter or newspaper articles 
on archived items of interest to the Jewish or general community

* Serves as staff for Oral History and Genealogy volunteers; including 
maintenance of the recording equipment/calendar, maintenance of the Oral 
History database, copying recordings for preservation and other purposes, and 
migration of materials to current data standards for accessibility and 
preservation

* Participates in other projects as required

Position requirements

* Preferred candidates will hold a Master's Degree in History or Library 
Science and will have completed specialized archival coursework; computer 
skills should include Microsoft Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Outlook, 
and digital imaging software; experience with digital imaging and digital video 
also desired, website maintenance helpful.
* Able to perform essential functions of the position with or without 
reasonable accommodation.

This position is budgeted for 24 hours a week and reports to the Executive 
Director.

Institution: Dallas Jewish Historical Society

Type of Library: Other

City: Dallas, Texas

Annual Salary: See comment below

Salary Comment: based on experience, education and nonprofit standards

Telephone: 214-239-7108

Email Address: dpol...@djhs.org
Website Address: www.djhs.org
Required Education: Preferred MLS or MLIS or History degree with coursework in 
Archive management

Required Experience: Experience in management of archival material, 
digitization of resources and nonprofit management

Contact: Debra Polsky

Send Resume to:

dpol...@djhs.org
Executive Director
Dallas Jewish Historical Society
7900 Northaven Rd
Dallas, TX 75230
Special Instructions: Microsoft Office proficient, able to use a video camera 
and digital camera
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[ha-Safran] The City Besieged (Magnes press)

2013-07-29 Thread Celestina Levant
Hello
We would like to introduce a new book published by Magnes press: 

  The City Besieged

  SIEGE AND ITS MANIFESTATIONS IN THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST

 By Israel Eph'al 
http://www.magnes-press.com/Authors/Israel+Eph%27al.aspx?name=Israel+Eph%27al 


Exploring the military, legal, social and literary aspects of ancient warfare 
this study examines the multifaceted nature of the siege phenomenon in the 
ancient Near East. The book is based on Akkadian and biblical (and, to lesser 
degree, Greek, Aramaic, Egyptian, Hittite and Ugaritic) sources as well as on 
the depictions on reliefs from Assyrian palaces and Egyptian temples. The 
analysis incorporates lexical study and military thinking and focuses on the 
technology of warfare and human behavior is a state of emergency. 


 


   For more info please press here 
http://www.magnes-press.com/Book/Ars+Poetica.aspx?name=Ars+Poeticacode=45-102044
 



  Price: $ 26.10 / 78.30 ₪

. 

 

regards,

Celestina Levant
Sales and Marketing abroad
Magnes Press
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www.magnes-press.com 
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[ha-Safran] On the Threshold of the Promised Land (Magnes press)

2013-07-29 Thread Celestina Levant
 

Hello
We would like to introduce a new book published by Magnes press: 


 On the Threshold of the Promised Land


   The account of the preparations for entering Canaan and the formation of 
the Pentateuch

 By Itamar Kislev 
http://www.magnes-press.com/Authors/Itamar+Kislev.aspx?name=Itamar+Kislev 


This study examines the Pentateuchal account of Israel’s preparations for 
entering Canaan, appearing within the concluding section of the Book of 
Numbers. Literary-critical analysis reveals that each of the passages that 
comprise this account is the product of several stages of composition, with 
each literary stratum reflecting the ideological tendencies of the authors 
responsible for its creation. It emerges that ideological disputes that raged 
in Judea of the Persian period, when these texts were composed, manifested 
themselves in historiographical accounts describing a much earlier time – that 
just prior to the entry into Canaan. The wilderness period, seen as decisive 
for Israel’s past, and the notion of the Mosaic… read more 
http://www.magnes-press.com/Book/On+the+Threshold+of+the+Promised+Land.aspx?name=On+the+Threshold+of+the+Promised+Landcode=45-101127docNo=1qid=3
 .


 


   For more info please press here 
http://www.magnes-press.com/Book/On+the+Threshold+of+the+Promised+Land.aspx?name=On+the+Threshold+of+the+Promised+Landcode=45-101127docNo=1qid=3
 

  Price: $ 35.10 / 106.20 ₪

  eBook: $ 29.25

 

regards,

Celestina Levant
Sales and Marketing abroad
Magnes Press
sa...@magnespress.co.il
www.magnes-press.com 
Tel: 972-2-6584780
Fax: 972-2-5633370

 

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[ha-Safran] our Louis Jacobs Digital Exhibition now live!

2013-07-29 Thread Milena Zeidler
Dear Safranim, you are invited to explore our new digital exhibition
http://www.ochjs.ac.uk/mullerlibrary/digital_library/Louis-Jacobs/index.html 
  

The Leopold Muller Memorial Library has launched a digital version of the 
exhibition We Have Reason to Inquire: The Life and Works of Rabbi Dr Louis 
Jacobs.  The exhibition illustrates Rabbi Dr Jacobs’ life and thought by means  
of documents, letters, newspaper clippings, manuscripts, typescripts and  
photos. It contains everything displayed in, and also supplements, the  
physical exhibition at the Leopold Muller Memorial Library which is open  for 
viewing until October 2013, Mon.-Fri., 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

In a 2005 Jewish Chronicle poll, Rabbi Dr Louis Jacobs was  voted the ‘Greatest 
British Jew’. He was undoubtedly the outstanding  twentieth-century 
Anglo-Jewish scholar and rabbi, combining an active  rabbinical career with 
tireless activity as a scholar in Jewish Studies,  publishing widely on topics 
such as Jewish thought and mysticism,  Jewish liturgy, Hasidism, rabbinics and 
history. He was especially  fruitful in the area of Jewish philosophy, 
specifically in the field of  Jewish theology, and it is on Rabbi Jacobs as a 
Jewish theologian that  this exhibition concentrates. At the same time it also 
covers his  continuous activity as a community rabbi, concerned with practical  
issues facing his congregation, and always intent on communicating to  the ‘Jew 
in the pew’  – his words – the ongoing conversation with Jewish  tradition that 
was his intellectual life. 

Rabbi  Dr Jacobs was in communication with some of the greatest scholars of  
his time. Throughout his working life he published numerous books on  Jewish 
Studies, including some on areas that had traditionally received  less 
attention from scholars, such as Hasidism and mysticism. In this  eclectic 
choice of fields, as well as in his wide range of knowledge, he  was comparable 
to scholars such as Gershom Scholem. 

It was the ‘Jacobs affair’ that brought him to the attention of the  general 
public, and its reverberations kept him firmly in the public  eye. The Masorti 
movement, which he did not instigate but which he  supported after its birth, 
changed the tenor of Anglo-Jewish life in  ways which would not have been 
possible had he restricted himself to a  purely scholarly career. 

Rabbi Dr Jacobs donated his Library to the Leopold Muller Memorial  Library 
thanks to the good offices of the former Fellow Librarian, Dr  Piet van Boxel. 
The Exhibition has benefited from the help of the  Friends of Louis Jacobs, 
particularly Rabbi Jacobs’ son, Mr Ivor Jacobs,  as well as the rest of the 
family. The main source has been the family  archive, part of which has been 
lent to the Library, and which the  Library has started to digitize. The 
Exhibition Team is extremely  grateful to all who contributed to our project in 
terms of adding  archival material, offering advice, or helping and supporting 
us  throughout the process. 

The Exhibition was curated by Dr César Merchán-Hamann, with  co-curators Milena 
Zeidler (in charge of the digital exhibition, among  other things), Jane Barlow 
and Dr Zsófia Buda.
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Milena Zeidler
Deputy Director
Leopold Muller Memorial Library
Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies

Office phone: +44(0)1865-377946 ext. 133
Web: www.ochjs.ac.uk/mullerlibrary 
Email: milena.zeid...@ochjs.ac.uk 




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