The Right to Difference: French Universalism and the Jews
Maurice Samuels explores the relationship between French universalism and Jewish identity in this focused study. The book considers how ideals of shared citizenship engage with religious and cultural difference, offering a thoughtful perspective on France, the Jews, and the enduring tension between equality and recognition.
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The Right to Difference: French Universalism and the Jews examines the relationship between French universalist ideals and Jewish identity.
Maurice Samuels focuses on the question of how a common civic framework can coexist with the recognition of religious and cultural difference.
The book offers a focused contribution to discussions of France, universalism, and the place of Jews within broader political and social structures.
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