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Volume 51 (2018): Issue 2 (Sep 2018): Shakespeare and the Jews. Guest Editor: Lily Kahn.

in European Judaism

Editorial
- Editorial
Introduction
- Introduction
  
  Introduction
Shakespeare’s England and the Jews
- The Exceptions to the Rule
  
  The Exceptions to the Rule
- Elizabethan Orientalia
  
  Elizabethan Orientalia
- Aemilia Bassano Lanier’s New Perspective on Women in the Poem Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum
- Jewish Renegades and Renegade Jews in Robert Daborne’s A Christian Turned Turk
Critical Approaches to Jewish Themes in Shakespeare
- ‘Which is the merchant here, and which the Jew?’
  
  ‘Which is the merchant here, and which the Jew?’
- Shylock, the Devil and the Meaning of Deception in The Merchant of Venice
- Deproblematizing The Merchant of Venice
  
  Deproblematizing The Merchant of Venice
- Triangulation as a Problem in the Plays and Sonnets
Shakespeare in Hebrew Translation
- The Task of the Hebrew Translation
  
  The Task of the Hebrew Translation
- The Use of Biblicizing Techniques in Isaac Salkinson’s Hebrew Translations
  
  The Use of Biblicizing Techniques in Isaac Salkinson’s Hebrew Translations
- The Word of the Lord to Shylock
  
  The Word of the Lord to Shylock
- Biblical Echoes in Meir Wieseltier’s Hebrew Translation of Macbeth
- ?הַאִם אַתָּה דּוֹמֶה לְיוֹם אָבִיב
  
  ?הַאִם אַתָּה דּוֹמֶה לְיוֹם אָבִיב
Shakespeare and the Jews in the Press
- The Merchant of Venice in the Hebrew Press
- Shylock in the Cinema
  
  Shylock in the Cinema
Shakespeare and Jewish Education
- ‘Go out and learn’
  
  ‘Go out and learn’
- Redefining Censorship
  
  Redefining Censorship
- Teatrum Mundi
  
  Teatrum Mundi
Shylock and the Holocaust
- Shylock and the Nazis
  
  Shylock and the Nazis
- A Hebrew Take on Shylock on the New York Stage
  
  A Hebrew Take on Shylock on the New York Stage
- Shylock in Buchenwald
  
  Shylock in Buchenwald
Anglo-Jewish Adaptations of Shakespeare
- Wrestling with Shylock
  
  Wrestling with Shylock
- Arnold Wesker’s Rewriting of Shylock in The Merchant (1976) with a Purpose
- Identity and Gender Politics in Contemporary Shakespearean Rewriting
  
  Identity and Gender Politics in Contemporary Shakespearean Rewriting
Global Perspectives on The Merchant of Venice
- The Image of Jews as Constructed by Lexical Items
  
  The Image of Jews as Constructed by Lexical Items
- Theatre and Ideology
  
  Theatre and Ideology
- The Merchant ON Venice [Boulevard, Los Angeles], Chicago, 2007
  
  The Merchant ON Venice [Boulevard, Los Angeles], Chicago, 2007

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