GLI EBREI E LA DIASPORA | I EDIZ. 1966 | JAMES PARKES

This historical study by James Parkes examines the trajectory of the Jewish diaspora from antiquity to the modern era. Combining religious history, sociology, and political analysis, the author investigates the dispersal of Jewish communities after the fall of Jerusalem, their adaptation across different cultures, and the interplay between Jewish identity and host societies. Parkes places particular emphasis on the cultural resilience of Jewish life, the transformations brought by medieval Europe, and the challenges of the modern age. The work offers a scholarly yet accessible narrative, situating the diaspora within broader themes of migration, minority survival, and intercultural exchange.