Hebrew Falcon Adya Horon and the Birth of the Canaanite Idea
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Roman Vater is a by-fellow of Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge. He holds a PhD in Middle Eastern history from the University of Manchester and has taught Israeli and Middle Eastern history and culture at the universities of Manchester, Oxford and Cambridge.
<p>"This is the best book I've read about Canaanism and its political implications for the state of Israel and the Middle East. Integrating history, archeology, politics, and political science, Vater makes Horon's often complicated ideas easy to understand without losing their nuance."—Avi Shilon, Taub Center for Israel Studies, NYU and Tel Hai College, Israel</p><p>"<i>The Hebrew Falcon</i> is well-researched, well-written, clear, and accessible. Vater has created a valuable contribution to Israeli and Jewish studies and the study of nationalism." — Colin Shindler, Emeritus Professor, SOAS University of London</p><p>"This is the first full-length study of Adya Horon, who offered an interpretation of the Hebrew past that stood in contradiction to the Zionist narrative and Jewish historiography. Drawing on both primary archival sources and on secondary literature, and written in a legible, fluent, and clear style, this compelling study will surely attract a prospective readership that extends beyond those interested in Jewish and Zionist history." — David Ohana, author of <i>The Origins of Israeli Mythology: Neither Canaanites nor Crusaders</i></p>
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Roman Vater is a by-fellow of Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge. He holds a PhD in Middle Eastern history from the University of Manchester and has taught Israeli and Middle Eastern history and culture at the universities of Manchester, Oxford and Cambridge.