The Jew in the Text Modernity and the Construction of Identity

1NTRODUCTIONS
Starting with the Self: Jewish Identity and Its
Representation Linda Nochlin 7

Modernity, Identity, Textuality Tamar Garb 20

Neither Black Nor White: The Figure of "the Jew" in Imperial
British Literature Ban Ch9,ette 31

2 Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist: Fagin as a Sign
Juliet Stoin 42

3 Toulouse-Lautrec's Illustrations for Victor Joze and
Georges Clemenceau and their Relationship to
French Anti-Semitism of the 189o's Gale B. Murray 57

4 John Singer Sargent's Portraits of the Wertheimer
family Kathleen Adler 83

5 Salome, Syphilis, Sarah Bernhardt, and the Modern
Jewess Sander L. Gilman 97

6 When Is a Jewish Star Just a Star? Interpreting Images
of Sarah Bernhardt Carol Ockman 121

7 Marcel Proust: In Search of Identity Jsdia Klisteva 140

8 From Fin de Siécle to Vichy: The Cultural Hygienics
of Camille (Faust) Mauclair Romy Golan 56

9 Vampires, Viruses, and Lucien Rebatet: Anti-Semitic
Art Criticism During Vichy Michde C Cone 174

Io El Lissitzky's "Interchange Stations": The Letter
and the Spirit Judith Glater Wechsler 187

The Jew in Sartre's Réflexions sur la questionjuive: An
Exercise in Historical Reading Susan Rubin Suleiman 201


12 "I ... Addressing the Jewish Question
in Joyce's Ulysses Steven Connor 219

13 Assimilation, Entertainment, and the Hollywood Solution
Claire Pajaczkowska and Bany Curtis 238

14 "A Little Child Shall Lead Them": The Jewish Family Romance
Marshall Berman 253

15 Parvenu or Palimpsest: Some Tracings of the Jew in
Modern France Adrian Rifkin 276

i6 The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museurn: Memory and the
Politics of Identity James E. Young 292

Notes 307

Notes on the contributors 33

Index 333