Dai classici tagli; divieti e roghi di un tempo alla piugrave; moderna censura di mercato; nellinfinito meccanismo mouml;biusiano di controllori e controllati innescato dallinterferenza dellimmagine sul reale; la parabola della censura cinematografica egrave; un invito alla riflessione su come continuare a filmare; a fare cinema inteso come possibilitagrave; di un racconto ancora collettivo nellepoca delle tecnologie digitali e delle nuove forme sociali di comunicazione. Prima edizione digitale aggiornata al 2013.
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Review
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful. High-class paper collectionBy Andreas UmlandThis collection of papers presented at a conference on comparative dimensions of antisemitism at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in June 1995 will be welcomed by scholars from a number of disciplines and substantive foci. It assembles a wide array of contributions in the fields of cultural; literary; gender and religious studies; ancient; modern and contemporary history; psychology; sociology; philosophy; as well as political science from twenty-three scholars.The papers deal with as different subject matters as demonization of the "other" in visual arts (Ziva Amisha-Maisels); antisemitism and other -isms in the Graeco-Roman world (Daniel R. Schwartz); Jews and Christians in the Middle Ages (Israel J. Yuval) and Medieval Muslim Thought (Hava Lazarus-Yafeh); or images in the antisemitisms of the Third Republic (Richard I. Cohen); Nazi Germany (Philippe Burrin); Poland (Yisrael Gutman); Arab-Muslim world (Rivka Yadlin) and contemporary Germany (Robert S. Wistrich). The collection also addresses directly at least two important public and academic debates: the controversy around Daniel J. Goldhagens Hitlers Willing Executioners; and the discussion about Stephane Courtois Black Book of Communism.The largely excellent contributions to this book are far too varied and sophisticated to do justice to them in a short review. It should be pointed out once more that this volume constitutes a useful collection of divergent observations and theories on the issue of xenophobia throughout human history. It should find a warm welcome among scholars from many different disciplines; and will influence future debates on the roots and nature of exclusionism and genocide.