Revising Dreyfus

Maya Balakirsky Katz is Associate Professor of Art History at Touro College and on the faculty of Touro’s Graduate School of Jewish Studies. She has written on the intersection of religious identity and media in essay collections, exhibition catalogs, and encyclopedias, as well as journals, such as AJS Review, Jewish Social Studies, Nineteenth-Century French Studies, Modern Judaism, and Images: A Journal of Jewish Art and Visual Culture. Most recently, she authored the book The Visual Culture of Chabad.

• Introduction: The Revision of Dreyfus in Historical Perspective Maya Balakirsky KatzChapter 1: The Dreyfus Affair and Its Images Henri MitterandChapter 2: The Dreyfus Affair as National Theater Venita DattaChapter 3: French Jewish Identity in the Wake of the Dreyfus Affair, 1898-1931: The Story of Edmond Fleg Sally CharnowChapter 4: Henri-Gabriel Ibels, Nineteenth-Century Blogger Maya Balakirsky KatzChapter 5: Let’s Go! Contemporary History Narrated and Drawn [1898] Henri-Gabriel IbelsChapter 6: Henri-Gabriel Ibels, the Jews, and the Francization of the Dreyfus Affair Zvi Jonathan KaplanChapter 7: Line and Shadow: Envisioning Anti-Dreyfusism in Psst…! Elizabeth EvertonChapter 8: John Grand-Carteret, A Historian of the Dreyfus Affair Through Caricature? Bertrand TillierChapter 9: Impressionist Circle, Before and After the Dreyfus Affair Batsheva Goldman IdaChapter 10: The Dreyfus Affair in Early Zionist Culture Jess OlsonChapter 11: Postcards from the Dreyfus Affair: Mass media and Modern Antisemitism Brigitte SionChapter 12: Exhibiting Dreyfus in America: The New York Jewish Museum and the Soviet Jewry Movement Maya Balakirsky KatzChapter 13: History and Human Conscience: An American Collection of the Dreyfus Affair Lorraine Beitler