No 26 (2023): Cromohs
Issue Description
THE DESTRUCTION AND PRESERVATION OF HEBREW BOOKS Ed. by Miriam Benfatto and Elena Lolli
Miriam Benfatto and Elena Lolli, The Destruction and Preservation of Hebrew Books. New Sources and Methodologies for Studying Catholic Censorship and Other Forms of Dismemberment and Rescue of Hebrew Texts in Late Medieval and Early Modern Italy
Miriam Benfatto, Choosing the Lesser Evil: The Holy Office, the Jews and Voltaire. Censorship Notes on La difesa de’ libri santi e della religione giudaica (Venice, 1770)
Elena Lolli, Surviving Hebrew Accounts From the European Genizah. The Earliest Ledger of a Jewish Pawnshop in Italy
Kenneth Stow, Censorship: Books, the Halakhah, and Jewish Continuity, A Synoptic Overview
Mauro Perani, Causes, Methods, and Manifestations of the Destruction of Hebrew Manuscripts
HISTORIANS AND THEIR CRAFT
Interview with Martin Mulsow Andrew McKenzie-McHarg
Interview with Nile Green Nir Shafir
ARTICLES
Philippe Bornet, Between Myth and History: Collaborative Patterns in Recounting Kerala’s Past
GLOBAL INTELLECTUAL HISTORY Ed. by Luc Wodzicki
Luc Wodzicki and Sebastian Conrad, Introduction: Analytical Concepts for Transcultural Settings
Paulina Dominik, Just ‘a Strange Polish Muslim’? Seyfeddin Thadée Gasztowtt, the 1905 Global Moment and Biography in Global Intellectual History
Daniel Kolland, Global Performances of a Belated Concept: Revisiting Modernity through Concept History
Sébastien Tremblay, What Would the Queers Do? Analytical Concepts and the Potential of Queerness for Global History
Luc Wodzicki, The Transculturality of Virtue in the Early Modern Mediterranean. A Case Study in Florentine-Ottoman Relations
BOOK REVIEWS
Cover image: Jan Davidsz de Heem, Still Life with Books and a Violin. 1628. Courtesy of Mauritshuis, The Hague. https://www.mauritshuis.nl/en/our-collection/artworks/613-still-life-with-books-and-a-violin/