This volume reconsiders the history of Zionism through the lens of emotion. By highlighting the series of emotional states that are key to any national or social movement, including the Zionist project, Penslar shows how Zionism is distinct for the breadth and depth of feeling of those engaged in it, of outside observers, and of its opponents.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction
Part I: Terms of Debate
Chapter One: Staging Zionism
Part II: State of the Question
Chapter Two: Zionism as Colonialism
Part III: In a New Key
Chapter Three: Zionism to 1948: Passion and Solidarity
Chapter Four: Zionism since 1948: A Great Romance
Chapter Five: Zionism and the International Community: From Gratitude to Betrayal
Chapter Six: Hating Zionism
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Notes
For Further Reading
Index
