Jüdische Bildungsgeschichte in Deutschlandherausgegeben von Ingrid Lohmann, Britta L. Behm und Uta LohmannHomepage der Herausgeberinnen PressestimmenThe editors of this new series of publications on the history of Jewish education in Germany habe opened new avenues for research with a treasure trove of primary sources on the founding of the first modern Jewish school in Germany in 1778 […] the first monographs in this series can be seen as hallmarks in the historiography of German education. […] Now we have a deeper understanding of how much the reform of Jewish education was a part of the history of German education in the eighteenth century. […] The series on the history of the education of Jews in Germany will undoubtedly stimulate new research, and it seems appropriate to conclude with some thoughts on this agenda. The large collection of documents edited by Lohmann offers the possibility for a more probing and nuanced study of official policy concerning Jewish education in the German states […] The editors of this series have charted a new and promising direction in the historiography of education in Germany: an integrative approach that positions the Jewish minority within German society and concentrates on the reciprocal relations between the minority an its social and cultural surroundings. The books by Behm and Hoffmann show how this methodological approach can provide a discerning analysis of the acculturation process of the German Jews. Lieferbare Bände:
ISSN 1616-0037
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