Revealing the secrets of the Jews [online] : Johannes Pfefferkorn and Christian writings about Jewish life and literature in early modern Europe / edited by Jonathan Adams, Cordelia Heß

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Introduction 1. Jewish Life and Books under Scrutiny: Ethnography, Polemics, and Converts

I. Life and campaigns I. life and campaigns 2. Johannes Pfefferkorn and Imperial Politics 3. In Search of the Historical Pfefferkorn: The Missionary to the Jews, 1507–1508 4. Johannes Pfefferkorn and the Dual Form of the Confiscation Campaign

II. Books and dissemination 5. Pfefferkorn’s Books or the Most Rational Man in the World 6. Synagoga Veritas? Johannes Pfefferkorn and his Synagogue Descriptions in the buchlijn der iuden beicht 7. Jew-Hatred Sells? Anti-Jewish Print Production in the German Dialects 8. “Thus shall Christian people know to punish them”: Translating Pfefferkorn into Danish

III. Converts, ethnography, and polemics 9. Patronage, Representation, and Conversion: Victor von Carben (1423–1515) and his Social Networks 10. Luther’s Chief Witness: Anthonius Margaritha’s Der gantz Jüdisch glaub (1530/1531) 11. The Reception History of Ethnographic Literature about the Jews 12. From Convert to Convert: Two Opposed Trends in Late Medieval and Early Modern Anti-Jewish Polemic 13. Revealing the Absurdity of Jewish Hopes: From Polemical Ethnography to Basnage’s L’Histoire des Juifs 14. Tela Ignea Satanae: Christian Scholars and the Editing of Hebrew Polemical Literature 15. Gratias post mensam in diebus festiuis cum cantico :העברײם A New Look at an Early Sixteenth- Century Tzur Mishelo Works Attributed to Johannes Pfefferkorn

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