Studies in Jewish Civilization Volume 11: "A Land Flowing With Milk an Honey" Visions of Israel from Biblical to Modern Times. Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Symposium of the Klutznick Chair in Jewish Civilization-Harris Center for Judaic Studies, November 1 -2, 1998.

Octavo, paper covers, xviii, 317 pp., b/w illustrations Articles are "Another Jerusalem: Orientation to the Holy in a Dispersed Cosmos," Mary R. Huie-Jolly, "What Happened to the Milk and Honey? Changing Symbols of Abundance of the Land of Israel in Late Antiquity," Richard A. Freund, "'The Land in Which You Haver Lived': Inheritance of the Promised Land in Classical Islamic Exegesis, "Archaeology in the Service of Ideology in Israel," Rami Arav, "Contructing Jerusalem," Keith W. Whitelam, "Israeli Art Before and After Fifdty Years of Statehood: Between Pasts and Future," Ori Z. Soltes, "Between Fatherland and Holy Land: Israel as Refuge and Reminder in the Poetry of Nelly Sachs and Elsa Lasker-Schüler," Elisabeth Snyder Hook, "Imagineering Israel: (Re) Constructing History Through Travel Photographs," Rebekah Sobel, "Parlor Tours of the Holy Land: Fantast and Ideology in Stereographic Photos of Palestine," Burke O. Long, "Egypt in Israel: Reel Images Across the Border," Joel Gordon, "An Artist Looks at Zion: E.M. Lilien and His Changing Visions of Palestine," Elisabth Keil, "Between Orthodxy and Modernism: Hermann Strck's Influence on the Contenance and Soul of Zion," Michael Berkowitz, "British Millenarian Missionaries in Eretz Israel," Thomas A. Idinoppoulous, "The View from the Right: From Jabotinsky to Netanyahu," Colin Shindler. …