The image of the Jew in European liberal culture, 1789-1914 / editors, Bryan Cheyette, Nadia Valman.

"This group of studies first appeared in a special issue of Jewish Culture and History ... vol. 6, no. 1 (summer, 2003) published by Frank Cass and Co. Ltd."

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Towards a comparative Jewish literary history: national literary canons in nineteenth-century Germany and England / Nils Roemer -- Africans, Indians, Arabs, and Scots: Jewish and other questions in the age of empire / Michael Galchinsky -- The homeless nation: the exclusion of Jews in and from early nineteenth-century German historical fiction / Jefferson S. Chase -- Distinctiveness and change: the depiction of Jews in Theodor Fontane and other bourgeois realist authors / Florian Krobb -- Building the body of the nation: Lombroso's L'antisemitismo and fin-de-siècle Italy / David Forgacs -- Barbarous and mediaeval: Jewish marriage in fin de siècle English fiction / Nadia Valman -- Max Nordau and the generation of Jewish muscle / Marilyn Reizbaum -- Textual and tribal assimilation: representing Jewishness in A la recherche du temps perdu / Edward J. Hughes -- Péguy, the Jews and the Jewish question / Elly Wilson -- Liberalism, Anglo-Jewry and the diasporic imagination: Herbert Samuel via Israel Zangwill, 1890-1914 / David Glover -- The representation of Jews on Edwardian postcards / Estelle Pearlman.