|
Persecutors |
Pharaoh |
Haman |
Vespasian |
Urban II |
Luther |
Hitler |
|
Leaders |
Moses |
David |
Hillel |
Rashi |
Maimonides |
Herzl |
|
Refugees from |
Israel |
Judah |
Palestine |
England |
Spain |
Russia |
|
Homes found in |
Babylon |
Spain |
England |
Russia |
America |
Israel |
|
Massacres in |
Masada |
Rome |
York |
Russia |
Auschwitz |
Deir Yassin |
|
Achievements |
Septuagint |
Talmud |
Zohar |
Einstein |
Freud |
Woody Allen |
Timeline
(2000 b.c.e – 2000 c.e.)
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Jewish History
in Periodisation
|
Erikson’s
epigenetic chart |
Borowitz’s
formative experiences |
Neusner’s
field theory of the history of Judaism |
Kung’s
paradigm shifts in Judaism |
Johnson’s
historical periods |
|
0-2
Basic trust |
Covenant
2000-1250 |
- |
Tribal
–the period before the State |
- |
|
2-4
Autonomy |
Settlement
1250-500 |
Biblical
Judaisms for an Israel at home 1000-586 |
Kingdom
–the monarchical period |
Israelites |
|
4-6
Initiative |
Rabbinism
500-500 |
Judaisms
for an uncertain restoration 586-70 |
Theocracy
– Post-exilic Judaism |
Judaism |
|
6-12
Industry |
|
The
first stage in the formation of Judaism –the Mishnah 70-200 |
|
Cathedocracy |
|
13-19
Identity |
Dispersion
500-1800 |
The
second stage in the formation of Judaism: the Talmud and Midrash 200-600 |
Mediaeval-the
rabbis and the synagogue |
Ghetto |
|
20-30
Social intimacy |
Emancipation
1800-1945 |
The
classical age of Judaism 640-1789 |
Modern
–Assimilation |
Emancipation |
|
30-65
Responsibility |
Post-Holocaust
disillusionment 1945-2000 |
Second
age of diversity –Judaisms on the modern and contemporary scene 1789 to today |
Postmodern? |
Holocaust |
|
65-? Integrity |
Postmodern
post-liberal Jewish experience? |
|
|
Zion |