ANTISEMITISM, Myth and Hate from Antiquity to the Present
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loginIn researching and writing Antisemitism: Myth and Hate from Antiquity to thePresent,it was our intention to discuss the evolution, nature, and meaning ofhistoric and contemporary antisemitic myths that have denigrated Jews andJudaism. While relying on the best scholarship, we tried to make the book ac-cessible to students and the general reader. Since its publication in December2002, Antisemitism: Myth and Hate from Antiquity to the Presenthas received nu-merous favorable reviews, none more pleasing to us than Derek H. Davis’generous assessment in The Journal of Church and State(9/2003):In spite of the thousands of books that one can read on antisemitism, it isoften difficult to find a book suitable for students that describes lucidly andcompetently antisemitic delusions and myths as both a logical absurdity andalso a force that has shaped much of the history of the last two thousandyears. This book qualifies in these respects unlike any book I have ever seen. Iam confident that others will find it similarly useful.
