Jew, Christian, and the Judeo-Christian: Thinking with Cynthia Baker’s Jew
Shaul Magid on Cynthia Baker’s Jew In her discussion of the term Ioudaios, or “Jew” as it emerges from antiquity, Cynthia Baker in
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Forum on Cynthia Baker’s Jew
Reading Cynthia Baker’s Jew with James Baldwin
Susannah Heschel on Cynthia Baker’s Jew Once upon a time, “The Name” was God, and it was holy, ineffable, not to be pronounced
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Cynthia Baker’s Jew: A Forum
Introduction by Shaul Magid and Annette Yoshiko Reed Yeah Jew! by Daniel Boyarin Jew and the Making of the Christian Gaze by Annette Yoshiko Reed Thinking
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One Final Word on Jew: A Response
Cynthia M. Baker reflects on the Jew Forum The introduction to my book, Jew, concludes as follows: One final word on Jew: there
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Jewish Identity as a Psychic Wound?
Naomi Seidman on Cynthia Baker’s Jew My starting point is the striking idea suggested by Cynthia Baker that the word Jew is or
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Between Jew and Muslim
Observations on Cynthia Baker’s Jew from the Perspective of Islamic Studies The questions raised by Cynthia Baker’s terse, sophisticated intervention in Jew resonate
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Jew and the Making of the Christian Gaze
Annette Yoshiko Reed on Cynthia Baker’s Jew It is a potent time to rethink identity. Much of the twenty-first century had been marked
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Introduction: Forum on Cynthia Baker, Jew
Shaul Magid and Annette Yoshiko Reed introduce Marginalia’s newest forum As Leopold Zunz once wrote, “Genuine scholarship is generative.” Good scholarship may teach
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Yeah Jew!
Daniel Boyarin on Cynthia Baker’s Jew When my nephew was about eight or so, he went to school one day and, upon returning
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