Nationalism and Socialism: The Roots of the Zionist Idea, an ANU public lecture by Dr Baruch Knei-Paz
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ANU Instructional Resources Unit (1975-1996)
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ANU Research School of Social Sciences. History of Ideas Unit.
Speaker: Baruch Knei-Paz
Speaker: Eugene Kamenka (1928-1994)
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Recorded 23 August 1978. -- Introduction by Professor Kamenka. -- Summary from tape box. Side A: The rise of Zionism in the 19th century: anti-Semitism, but more importantly, emancipation from the ghetto and the beginnings of the questions of ethnicity; and the attempt to find a balance for a Jew in a non-Jew world. -- Jewish nationalism: the influence and example of Hesse. -- Side B: (continuation from Side A) Hesse is important because of the attempt to combine a particularism (nationalism) with a universalism (socialism) The socialist idea became the unifying idea for the new state: the goal of ideology -- Changing reality: the Jewish Problem became not only a national but also a social problem for Jewish people: Palestine vs Israel. -- Individual audience questions.
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Series 51 - ANU Instructional Resources Unit Sound Recordings
Item 78012 - Nationalism and Socialism/ The Roots of the Zionist Idea
Public lectures (Australian National University)
Item 78012 - Nationalism and Socialism/ The Roots of the Zionist Idea
Public lectures (Australian National University)
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1978
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This audio recording is provided for research purposes only and must not be reproduced without the prior permission of the Archives Program, Australian National University