... Jews Ghetto foreigners ...

... presence within the Ghetto, established in 1516. In this way, the state simultaneously welcomed non-Venetian communities and managed and controlled their presence. Jews Ghetto foreigners ...

... highlights how digital engagements through social networks and sociospatial practices “on the ground” are mutually constituted. Blair argues that both these practices are a dialectic that shapes the meaning and experience of urban space and thus offers insight as to why gay ghettos continue to be white...

... exiled him. With Plutarch, he was the most prolific writer of his age. (2) Kalonymus ben Kalonymus, born in the ghetto of Arles in the thirteenth century, was a radical Hebrew poet and a prodigious translator of Arabic translations of ancient Greek science and philosophy. He wrote a great poem...