The holocaust in historical context . v.1 , The holocaust and mass death before the modern age.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• ABBREVIATIONS = xv
• INTRODUCTION Considering the Holocaust in Historical Context = 1
• The Holocaust : A Preliminary Description for Purposes of Comparison = 3
• The Primacy of Ideology as a Warrant for Judeocide = 10
• The Method Employed in This Study = 11
• A Map of the Project as a Whole = 13
• "Historicization of the Holocaust" and the Issue of Uniqueness = 25
• Two Concluding Cautionary Statements = 26
• CHAPTER 1 On Defining Uniqueness = 27
• The Basic Claim = 28
• Clarifying Disclaimers = 28
• The Argument for Phenomenological Uniqueness : Nine Preliminary Premises = 51
• A Definition of Phenomenological Uniqueness = 58
• Last Thoughts on the Matter of Definition = 62
• CHAPTER 2 On Quantity and Quality = 65
• The Nonuniqueness of the Holocaust on Quantitative Grounds = 65
• A First Interim Conclusion = 67
• Quantities as Proportions : The Jewish Historical Evidence = 68
• Assyrian Conquests, 734-701 BCE = 68
• Babylonian Conquest, 597-586 BCE = 73
• The Great Revolt, 66-70 CE = 76
• Bar Kokhba Revolt, 132-135 CE = 80
• Crusader Violence, 1096-1200 CE = 81
• The Spanish Inquisition and the Persecution of Conversos = 82
• A Second Interim Conclusion = 83
• Quantities as Proportions : The Non-Jewish Historical Evidence = 84
• The Armenian Tragedy, 1915-1917 = 84
• The Depopulation of the New World in the Sixteenth Century = 87
• Of Carthage and Huns = 91
• Australian Aborigines = 96
• A Third Interim Conclusion = 97
• Conclusion = 98
• CHAPTER 3 On Destruction of Cultural Centers = 101
• Four Questions on Geocultural Centers = 101
• Answering the Four Questions = 103
• Conclusion = 123
• CHAPTER 4 On Intentionality = 125
• The Definition of Genocide : Genos, Race, Tribe ＋ Cide, Killing = 125
• Cultural Genocide : What the Holocaust Is Not = 139
• The History of Antisemitism and Genocide : What Antisemitism Is Not = 146
• Conclusion = 174
• CHAPTER 5 Roman and Classical Slavery = 176
• War, Capture, Life, and Death : The Source and Theory of Slavery = 176
• Economics and Enslavement = 185
• Slavery and the Creation of Wealth = 186
• Slaves as Peculiar "Things" = 194
• Mediations and Reprieves = 197
• Concessions to Being Human = 201
• On Death and Burial = 214
• Manumission = 215
• Freedmen and Freedwomen = 217
• Concerns over Manumission = 221
• Conclusion = 222
• CHAPTER 6 Medieval Antisemitism : The Process of Mythification = 225
• The Scholarly State of the Question = 227
• New Testament Foundations : The Origins of the Myth = 235
• Patristic Patrimony : The Growth of the Myth = 252
• Sociopolitical Developments, 325-1906 : The Myth Becomes Reality = 264
• The Diabolization of the Jew : The Myth Matures = 269
• On the Supernatural Power of Jews = 281
• Legal-Societal Instantiation of Anti-Judaism : The Myth Creates New Realities = 298
• The Process of Diabolization Completed : The Myth Perfected = 309
• An Intermediate Conclusion = 315
• CHAPTER 7 Medieval Antisemitism : The Positive Paradox = 317
• The Eleventh Christian Commandment : Thou Shalt Not Annihilate the Jew = 317
• Crusader Violence and "Official" Reaction = 319
• Anti-Jewish Libels and the Papal Rejoinder = 336
• Misanalogy = 343
• Papal Pronouncements and Papal Actions = 346
• Of Conversion and Kings = 352
• An Interpretation of the Concept of Kiddush ha-Shem (Martyrdom) = 362
• Expulsion : The Penultimate Christian Solution to the "Jewish Problem" = 375
• Catholic and Protestant Attitudes in the Era of the Reformation = 382
• Martin Luther = 386
• Four Theses on Antisemitism and Its Study = 395
• Conclusion : An Argument for Difference = 399
• CHAPTER 8 Persecution of Witches = 401
• Popular versus Learned Definitions of Witchcraft = 404
• The Implementation of Learned Theories = 408
• The Devil and the Dissolution of Christendom = 414
• The Struggles of the Reformation and Witchcraft = 419
• The Dominance of Theology in Practice : The Puritans as a Paradigm = 426
• A Partial Summing Up = 432
• CHAPTER 9 Witchcraft and Misogynism = 433
• The Metaphysics of Misogynism = 435
• Women as "The Devil's Gateway" = 436
• Women and Power / Women's Power = 443
• The Other Side of Female Nature : Of Mothers and Wives = 453
• Still Other Sides of Female Nature : The Nun, the Virgin, and the Lady = 469
• The Acceleration of Witchcraft = 478
• Gynocide, Genocide, and the Sho'ah = 491
• Conclusion : The Impropriety of the Term Gynocide = 505
• CHAPTER 10 Persecution of Honosexuals = 509
• The Argument for Oppression = 511
• The Actuality of Nonoppression = 514
• Explanation of the Disparity = 524
• CHAPTER 11 Persecution of Heretics = 529
• The Albigensian Crusade : Motives and Realities = 530
• Inquisitorial Realities = 537
• Albigensians : A Nongenocidal Conclusion = 542
• The Huguenot Crisis and Its Possible Solutions = 543
• Historical Actualities = 544
• The Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre = 550
• From Saint Bartholomew's Day to the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes = 564
• The Meaning of Cultural Genocide : Consequences and Comparisons = 572
• Last Thoughts on Albigensians, Huguenots, and Other Deviants = 577
• CHAPTER 12 Conclusion to Volume 1 = 579
• On Ideologies and Their Limits = 579
• What the Sho'ah Is Not : A Summary to Date = 580
• BlBLIOGRAPHY = 583
• INDEX = 679