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Preface and Acknowledgements | |
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Glossary | |
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Introduction: Zionism as the political invention of a nation | |
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The political beginnings of Zionism | |
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The Messengers of Zion: towards Messianic realism | |
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The constraints of anti-Semitism | |
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Theodor Herzl, the herald of the state | |
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Socialist Zionism: from community to state | |
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Praise of Anarchist prophecy | |
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Illusory Marxism, or the poverty of theory | |
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Dionysian Zionism: belief in Pantheism | |
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Class, nation, state: the Holy Trinity of Socialist Zionism | |
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Hebrew, the language of the nation | |
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Language as a political issue | |
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The paradoxes of the Haskala | |
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Hebrew, the womb of the nation | |
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The crisis of the intelligentsia and the rise of Zionism | |
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From condemnation to praise: Orthodox Jewry and Zionism | |
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Religion and nationalism | |
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Three responses to the shaking of tradition | |
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The guardians of the City of God | |
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For the political sovereignty of God | |
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Under the banner of religious nationalism | |
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The Rav Kook and the mystique of paradox | |
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By blood and fire: The diehard nationalism of the Zionist Right | |
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Vladimir Zeev Jabotinsky, Father of the Zionist Right | |
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Liberalism within strict limits | |
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National messianism | |
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Saving the self of the individual and of the nation | |
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Organic nationalism | |
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Force at the heart of politics | |
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Politics is a struggle | |
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1930-1949: The Generation of Revolt | |
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Deliverance through violence | |
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Right-wing revolutionaries | |
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The totalitarian temptation | |
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Political life through Zionism: a precarious victory | |
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The political as a sign of the fall | |
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The state at the heart of Jewish political modernity | |
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The search for rational politics | |
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Postscript: Israel at the dawn of the twenty-first century: between neo Zionism and post Zionism | |
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Three forms of post Zionism | |
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In defence of Zionism | |
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Index | |