Synopsis
In this collection of lively and provocative essays, Rodinson brings his impressive expertise and sharp wit to bear on Jewish problems past and present, whilst avoiding any form of ethnocentrism.
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About the Author
Maxine Rodinson studied Semitic languages, ethnography, and sociology at the Sorbonne. He later became a professor of Middle Eastern Ethnology and Old South Arabian Languages at the Sorbonne. He is the author of Israel and the Arabs, Mohammed, Marxism and the Muslim World, and Islam and Capitalism, which won the Isaac Deutscher Memorial Prize for 1974.
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