PDFDocument Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Venice University Press PHAIDRA University of Padua Middle Eastern and North African Jewish Masculinities. Bodies of Knowledge across Generations and Geographies Rossetto, Piera (Editor) Shabat Nadir, Hadas (Editor) Moreno, Aviad (Editor) application/pdf (5876864 bytes) eng Zionism • Sabra • Third generation poets • Decolonisation of Jewish Studies • Sami Berdugo • Sephardi-Mizrahi Jews • Yehoshua Kenaz • Homosexuality in Israel • Sabra myth • Masculinity • Body • Postcolonial Studies • Mizrahi masculinities • Narrative poetics • Corporeality • Mizrahi literature • Fathers • Ballads • Israeli Literature • Haifa • 1950s Israel • Queer Studies • Father • Dror Mishani • Mizrahi • Writing body • Sephardic Studies • Mizrahi masculinity • Queer Mizrahim • Masculinities • Performance of identity • Grandfathers • Troubadours’ scene • Fatherhood • Mobilities • Mandate Palestine • Ethnicities • Oriental • Thessaloniki • Mizrahi poetry • Gay identity • Gender • Abdellatif Kechiche • Daughter • Male marginalization • Re-masculinization • Moroccan immigrants • Jewish masculinities • Yoram Kaniuk • Jewish-Israeli masculinity • Trauma • Bodies • Migration • Language Middle Eastern and North African Jewish Masculinities: Bodies of Knowledge across Generations and Geographies examines how Jewish masculinities from the MENA region are formed, negotiated, and changed across time, places, and languages. Moving from the late Ottoman era through Israeli statehood to today’s diasporas, it shows how migration, displacement, and cultural translation reshape fatherhood, labour, queerness, and writing. Using gender studies, history, and literary analysis, the essays presents MENA Jewish masculinity as a mobile, embodied concept – reimagined across empires, memories, and geographies. hdl:11168/11.556844 https://phaidra.cab.unipd.it/o:556844 http://phaidra.cab.unipd.it/o:432583 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode 2025 Middle Eastern and North African Jewish Masculinities. Venezia, Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Venice University Press, 2025-12-15, 222 p.