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David Ohana, David Maisel โ€” The Origins of Israeli Mythology-Neither Canaanites Nor Crusaders

David Ohana, David Maisel โ€” The Origins of Israeli Mythology-Neither Canaanites Nor Crusaders

Sep 20, 20261 min read

David Ohana, David Maisel โ€” The Origins of Israeli Mythology-Neither Canaanites Nor Crusaders

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Thesis

Israeli identity is challenged by external historical narratives. ยท ch. 0

Argument

  1. Zionism faces serious challenges from two historical narratives. โ€” ch. 0
  2. New Hebrew culture aimed to recreate identity and critique the past. โ€” ch. 1
  3. Modern Jewish nationalism emerged from Enlightenment contradictions. โ€” ch. 1
  4. Ahad Ha-am and Berdichevsky had opposing views on historical progress. โ€” ch. 2
  5. Canaanism aims for the Hebraization of the entire Middle East. โ€” ch. 3
  6. The myth shapes the present while being reshaped by it. โ€” ch. 4
  7. Mediterranean history can inspire modern political agendas. โ€” ch. 7
  8. A Mediterranean cultural discourse seeks to create partnerships beyond conflict. โ€” ch. 7

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