Description
A thoughtful study by Jacob Lassner and S. Ilan Troen that examines how memory, myth, and selective history shape Jewish-Muslim relations from the early Islamic period to the modern era. This copy is a presentation inscription from co-author S. Ilan Troen, dated July 2007 (Be’er-Sheva), with a note referencing the Stoll Family Chair in Israel Studies-adding association interest and collector appeal.
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Trade paperback; clean, tight, and bright from what we can see
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Warmly inscribed and signed by S. Ilan Troen on the half-title
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Scholarly yet accessible overview of narratives that inform present-day politics
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Useful for Middle Eastern history, Jewish/Islamic studies, and memory studies courses
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Please review all photos for condition and inscription details
Condition: Very good overall with light shelf wear; no writing or highlighting noted beyond the author’s inscription. Corners and edges crisp; spine solid. Please view all the photos.
