Consumer Culture and the Making of Modern Jewish Identity - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Figures

pp vii-viii

Preface

pp ix-xviii

Acknowledgments

pp xix-xxii

Part I - Narratives of Belonging

pp 1-96

1 - Producers, Consumers, Jews, and Antisemitism in German Historiography

pp 3-24

2 - Ethnic Marketing and Consumer Ambivalence in Weimar Germany

pp 25-65

3 - The Jewish Question and Changing Regimes of Consumption

pp 66-81

4 - What Makes a Jew Happy? Longings, Belongings, and the Spirit of Modern Consumerism

pp 82-96

Part II - The Politics of Jewish Consumption

pp 97-172

5 - Emancipation through Consumption

pp 105-121

6 - Boycott, Economic Rationality, and Jewish Consumers in Interwar Germany

pp 122-143

7 - Advertising National Belonging

pp 144-152

8 - The Consumption of Jewish Politics

pp 153-172

Part III - Homo Judaicus Consumens

pp 173-250

9 - The Cost of Being Jewish

pp 175-189

10 - Place and Space of Jewish Consumption

pp 190-202

11 - The World of Jewish Goods

pp 203-217

12 - Spending Power and Its Discontents

pp 218-233

13 - Beyond Consumerism: The Bridge, the Door, and the Cultural Economy Approach to Jewish History

pp 234-250

Index

pp 251-258