Juifs de Cochin
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Juifs de Cochin
Juifs de Cochin
 Israël |
8 000 (est.) |
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| Kerala et Kochi | 52[1] |
| Population totale | 5 000 à 8 000 (est.) |
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| Religion(s) | |
| Ethnie(s) liée(s) |
Les Juifs de Cochin, ou Juifs de Malabar (Malabar Yehudan) sont les descendants des Juifs de l'ancien Royaume de Cochin, actuellement rattaché à l'Inde du Sud, et comprenait l'actuelle cité portuaire de Kochi[2] Ils parlaient traditionnellement le judéo-malayalam, un dialecte du malayalam pratiqué dans l'État de Kerala. Diverses vagues d'immigration de la diaspora juive leur donnèrent une grande diversité[3].
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Histoire [modifier]
Ruby de Cochin [modifier]
Voir aussi [modifier]
Notes [modifier]
- [1]
- Katz 2000; Koder 1973; Menachery 1998; Thomas Puthiakunnel 1973; Weil 1982; Menachery 1998.
- Katz 2000; Koder 1973; Thomas Puthiakunnel 1973.
Bibliographie [modifier]
- Koder S. 'History of the Jews of Kerala".The St.Thomas Christian Encyclopaedia of India, Ed. G. Menachery, 1973.
- Thomas Puthiakunnel, (1973) "Jewish colonies of India paved the way for St. Thomas", The Saint Thomas Christian Encyclopedia of India, ed. George Menachery, Vol. II., Trichur.
- Ruby Daniel & B. Johnson. (1995). Ruby of Cochin: An Indian Jewish Woman Remembers. Philadelphia and Jerusalem: Jewish Publication Society.
- Weil, S. (1982) "Symmetry between Christians and Jews in India: The Cananite Christians and Cochin Jews in Kerala. in Contributions to Indian Sociology,16.
- Jessay, P.M. (1986) "The Wedding Songs of the Cochin Jews and of the Knanite Christians of Kerala: A Study in Comparison." Symposium.
- James Hough (1893) "The History of Christianity in India".
- Menachery G (ed); (1998) "The Indian Church History Classics", Vol.I, The Nazranies, Ollur, 1998. (ISBN 81-87133-05-8).
- Katz, Nathan; & Goldberg, Ellen S; (1993) The Last Jews of Cochin: Jewish Identity in Hindu India, Foreword by Daniel J. Elazar Columbia, SC, Univ. of South Carolina Press. (ISBN 0-87249-847-6)
- Menachery G (1973) The St. Thomas Christian Encyclopedia of India, Ed. George Menachery, B.N.K. Press, vol. 2, (ISBN 81-87132-06-X), Lib. Cong. Cat. Card. No. 73-905568 ; B.N.K. Press
- David de Beth Hillel (1832) "travels"; madras publication.
- Lord, James Henry (1977) "The Jews in India and the Far East"; Hardback 120 pages; Greenwood Press Reprint; (ISBN 0-8371-2615-0)
Lectures approfondies [modifier]
- Katz Nathan (2000) 'Who Are the Jews of India?' ; Berkeley, Los Angeles and London, University of California Press. ISBN No: 0520213238
- Weil, Shalva; (eds) (2002) India’s Jewish Heritage Ritual, Art & Life Cycle; Marg Publications ISBN No: 8185026580
- Katz, Nathan; & Goldberg, Ellen S; (1995) “Leaving Mother India: Reasons for the Cochin Jews’ Migration to Israel,” Population Review 39, 1 & 2 :35-53.
Liens externes [modifier]
- Cochin Jews
- Calcutta Jews - Jewish Encyclopedia
- Cochin Jewish musical heritage (article from South Indian newspaper 'The Hindu')
