The Jews Of Iraq

Rejwan, Nissim

doi:10.4324/9780429312137

2019

DOI: 10.4324/9780429312137

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The Jews Of Iraq

Nissim Rejwan¹

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“…3 The remainder included the Sunni and Shia Arabs, the Christians, Kurds, Persians, and others. 4 The British administration of the Mandate of Iraq still registered the Jews of the city to be the single largest ethnoreligious group in 1922. 5 They occupied bustling and rather well to do neighborhoods at Hennouni, Shorja, Suq al-Ghazal, Suq al-Jadid, and the affluent waterfront of the district of Karrada-all in present downtown Baghdad.…”

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Urban Unplanning: How Violence, Walls, and Segregation Destroyed the Urban Fabric of Baghdad

Izady

2019

Journal of Planning History

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Baghdad was formerly a relatively well-planned and thriving city, serving as home to a multitude of intertwined ethnoreligious groups. As a result of the American-led invasion, and five years of urban civil war that followed, the city was segregated along ethnic lines. The effects of comprehensive wall building to segregate the warring urban neighborhood have altered the very fabric of the city and have undone the earlier rational urban planning. Contemporary Baghdad shares much with cities like Belfast that have been physically divided due to civil unrest. The author visited Baghdad a number of times following the 2003 invasion, collecting data personally or through hired informants.

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Urban Unplanning: How Violence, Walls, and Segregation Destroyed the Urban Fabric of Baghdad

Izady

2019

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Shimon Ballas, Be-guf rishon [In prima persona]: iniziazione e poetica dell’alterità

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2023

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Il saggio analizza il testo autobiografico Be-guf rishon [In prima persona] (2009) dell’autore israeliano di origini irachene Shimon Ballas (1930-2019). Intrecciando la lettura dell’autobiografia con alcuni passaggi di un’altra opera di Ballas, la novella Iya (1992), e con riflessioni mutuate dalla tradizione antropologica sui riti di passaggio, l’articolo rintraccia le tappe fondamentali di quella che si può definire una “poetica dell’alterità” che ha caratterizzato il percorso umano e professionale di Ballas.

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