My Homeland, My Diaspora: Iranian Jewish Identity in Modern Times
One of the essential questions arising from the plurality of ethnic and religious groups in the Middle East, and specifically Iran, concerns the relationship between diaspora and homeland. What do these two concepts signify? What criteria define these terms? Do these concepts have permanent, uniform...
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| description | One of the essential questions arising from the plurality of ethnic and religious groups in the Middle East, and specifically Iran, concerns the relationship between diaspora and homeland. What do these two concepts signify? What criteria define these terms? Do these concepts have permanent, uniform criteria? Who determines these criteria? Furthermore, can religious, ethnic, linguistic, and/or national criteria define the identity of one group for the geographic region considered that groups homeland or diaspora? |
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| spelling | doaj.art-33694ad0eb864e2d9c2af995a24c02a72022-12-21T17:31:30ZengGonzaga Library PublishingJournal of Hate Studies2169-74422010-01-0181538610.33972/jhs.6868My Homeland, My Diaspora: Iranian Jewish Identity in Modern TimesOrly R. Rahimiyan0Gonzaga UniversityOne of the essential questions arising from the plurality of ethnic and religious groups in the Middle East, and specifically Iran, concerns the relationship between diaspora and homeland. What do these two concepts signify? What criteria define these terms? Do these concepts have permanent, uniform criteria? Who determines these criteria? Furthermore, can religious, ethnic, linguistic, and/or national criteria define the identity of one group for the geographic region considered that groups homeland or diaspora?https://jhs.press.gonzaga.edu/articles/68jewishirandiasporahomelandotheridentityethnicity |
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| title | My Homeland, My Diaspora: Iranian Jewish Identity in Modern Times |
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| title_short | My Homeland, My Diaspora: Iranian Jewish Identity in Modern Times |
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