Juden in Italien von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart: Zwischen Integration und Ghetto
Internationale Tagung in München
16.06.2005 – 17.06.2005
Einführungsvortrag
- David B. Ruderman (Philadelphia): Beyond the Dialectic of Ghetto versus Integration – Towards a New Vision of Jewish Cultural History
Antiquity
- Daniel Schwartz (Jerusalem): The Expulsions of Jews from Rome – Why the First Century?
- Erich Gruen (Berkeley): Italian Jews in Antiquity – Alienation, Toleration, or Integration – or None of the Above?
Chair and Respondent: Martin Zimmermann (München)
Middle Ages
- Giuseppe Veltri (Halle): "Dante's Judaism" – Italian Language in Medieval Jewish Philosophical and Literary Identity
- David Abulafia (Cambridge): Royal Jews – The Jews of Southern Italy and Sicily in the Late Middle Ages
Chair and Respondent: Gadi Luzzatto Voghera (Venedig)
Renaissance
- Joanna Weinberg (Oxford): "Tell me what you read and I will tell you who you are" – Italian Jews of the Sixteenth Century and their Books
- Benjamin Ravid (Brandeis): How Successful was the Ghetto in Isolating the Jews?
Chair and Respondent: Giulio Busi (Berlin)
Emancipation and Nation
- Ulrich Wyrwa (Berlin): Jewish Emancipation in Italy and Multiple Identifications of Italian Jews in The Risorgimento
- Mario Toscano (Rom): National Integration and Jewish Identity in Italy 1870 – 1925
Chair and Respondent: Martin Baumeister (München)
Fascism
- Simon Levis Sullam (Venice): Between Consent and Opposition – Paths of the Nationalization of the Jews in Fascist Italy
- Susan Zuccotti (New York): Antisemitism in Fascist Italy, the Anti-Jewish Laws of 1938 – 39, and Jewish Perceptions of Their Place in Italian Society
Chair and Respondent: Lutz Klinkhammer (Rom)
- Dan Vittorio Segre (Lugano): The Case of the Italian Jews – Jewish Normalcy or Jewish Exception?
- Einführung: Hans Magnus Enzensberger (München)
- Diskussion mit Diana Pinto (Paris) und Amos Luzzatto (Venedig)