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A goy who speaks Yiddish

Christians and the Jewish language in early modern Germany

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Christians and the Jewish language in early modern Germany

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Stanford University Press
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260

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Subjects

Yiddish language, Judaism, Study and teaching, History and criticism, Relations, Christianity, Christian scholars, German Christian literature, Yiddish literature, Yiddish language in literature, Christianity and other religions, History, Christian literature, history and criticism, German literature, history and criticism, Christianity and other religions, judaism, Judaism, relations, christianity, Scholars, Germany, biography

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Germany
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Table of Contents

Yiddish in the service of Christian theology. Introduction : Christian Hebraism and the study of Yiddish in early modern Europe
Yiddish in the Judenmission
"From the Jews' own books" : Yiddish literature, Christian readers
Blasphemy, curses, and insults : Yiddish and the Jews' "hidden transcript"
Ancilla theologiae : Yiddish as a Hilfsmittel for theological studies
Conclusion : the study of Yiddish and Christian-Jewish relations in early modern Germany
Yiddish in the Service of Jewish Deception. Introduction : Yiddish in the socioeconomic sphere
The merchants' tongue : Yiddish and Jewish commerce
The thieves' jargon : Yiddish and Jewish criminality
Conclusion : Yiddish as antilanguage
The Discourse on Yiddish in Early Modern Germany. Introduction : between Hebrew and German : the depictions of Yiddish in Christian writings
German of the Jews : linguistic affinity and the politics of differentiation
Yiddish and German in the Judenmission : the limits of linguistic adaptation
Christian Hebrew and Jewish Yiddish in early modern Germany
Conclusion : Yiddish-speaking orientals : language shift and the "Verbesserung der Juden".

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Stanford, California
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Stanford studies in Jewish history and culture, Stanford studies in Jewish history and culture

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Dewey Decimal Class
439/.10882743
Library of Congress
PJ5112 .E59 2012, PJ5112

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Pagination
pages cm.
Number of pages
260

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OL25307218M
ISBN 13
9780804781930
LCCN
2012014468
OCLC/WorldCat
788267788

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