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Jewish memory: a standalone construct

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Jewish history

Yerushalmi's contrast between traditional Jewish collective memory, kept through ritual and liturgy, and modern historical scholarship on the Jewish past.

In Jewish history, Jewish memory refers to Yerushalmi's contrast between traditional Jewish collective memory, kept through ritual and liturgy, and modern historical scholarship on the Jewish past. This meaning comes from Yerushalmi (1982) in Zakhor, Jewish history and Jewish memory.[1]

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Yerushalmi, Y. H. (1982). Zakhor, Jewish history and Jewish memory. University of Washington Press. ISBN 9780295959399

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