Dana Kaplan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3731969 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dana Kaplan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dana |
| FAMILY NAME | Kaplan |
| SIGNATURE | KAPLAN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Open University of Israel and City University London, UK |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3077-5897 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From Jewish Renewal to Israeli Judaism: An analysis of emergent “soft” Religious Nationalism
This article examines the case of Israeli Judaism to explore how processes of religious nationalism manifest in Israel, offering a more nuanced perspective on religious nationalism than what is currently proposed in the existing scholarship. Specifically, we investigate the development of Israeli Judaism as a « soft » form of religious nationalism, particularly within secular and liberal sectors of Israeli society. To trace the shift from a secul…
Recognizing Suspected Human Trafficking in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
While patients may be recognized in the Emergency Department as patients who are involved in human trafficking, the ICU setting may also be a place where recognition can occur due to poor access to medical care. The childhood adversity experienced by trafficked youth may result in poor mental health and neglect of chronic medical conditions. These health needs as well as issues with substance abuse may also be neglected and exacerbated due to inv…
The Arab Spring in Israeli Media and Emergent Conceptions of Citizenship
This article returns to 2011 and the beginning of the Arab Spring in order to ask how the Israeli middle class came to draw similarities between their conditions and those of the Arab citizens who had risen against authoritarian rule. This question is also about the movement of ideas through the media and their incorporation into a dominant culture, or what Raymond Williams saw as the emergent elements of culture. Specifically, it examines the wa…
Sex cards in Tel Aviv
This chapter is about business card sized sex cards that advertise heterosexual prostitution in Tel Aviv and the creative urban atmosphere they help to create. The sex cards, depicting erotic images of half-naked women, are either attached to parked cars&s; windshields, or scattered on sidewalks. The sexualization of cities according to middle-class sensibilities is realized through various zoning and clustering tactics that separate gay-friendly…
Les formes du capital sexuel
La liberté sexuelle incarne l'accomplissement personnel dans la société moderne occidentale. L'envisager comme un capital permet de reconnaître l'aliénation des capacités sexuelles des femmes par l'économie. Dans la modernité tardive, elle est aussi la capacité, inégalement répartie, des individus de prendre confiance en soi
Jewish New Age and the Middle Class: Jewish Identity Politics in Israel under Neoliberalism
This article asks why middle-class Israeli seculars have recently begun to engage with Jewish religiosity. We use the case of the Jewish New Age (JNA) as an example of the middle class's turn from a nationalised to a spiritualised version of Judaism. We show, by bringing together the sociology of religion's interest in emerging spiritualities and cultural sociology's interest in social class, how after Judaism was deemed socially significant in i…
Working bodies: Interactive service employment and workplace identities
Jewish New Age and the Middle Class: Jewish Identity Politics in Israel under Neoliberalism
This article asks why middle-class Israeli seculars have recently begun to engage with Jewish religiosity. We use the case of the Jewish New Age (JNA) as an example of the middle class's turn from a nationalised to a spiritualised version of Judaism. We show, by bringing together the sociology of religion's interest in emerging spiritualities and cultural sociology's interest in social class, how after Judaism was deemed socially significant in i…
Working bodies: Interactive service employment and workplace identities
Les formes du capital sexuel
La liberté sexuelle incarne l'accomplissement personnel dans la société moderne occidentale. L'envisager comme un capital permet de reconnaître l'aliénation des capacités sexuelles des femmes par l'économie. Dans la modernité tardive, elle est aussi la capacité, inégalement répartie, des individus de prendre confiance en soi
Working bodies: Interactive service employment and workplace identities
Sex cards in Tel Aviv
This chapter is about business card sized sex cards that advertise heterosexual prostitution in Tel Aviv and the creative urban atmosphere they help to create. The sex cards, depicting erotic images of half-naked women, are either attached to parked cars&s; windshields, or scattered on sidewalks. The sexualization of cities according to middle-class sensibilities is realized through various zoning and clustering tactics that separate gay-friendly…
Les formes du capital sexuel
La liberté sexuelle incarne l'accomplissement personnel dans la société moderne occidentale. L'envisager comme un capital permet de reconnaître l'aliénation des capacités sexuelles des femmes par l'économie. Dans la modernité tardive, elle est aussi la capacité, inégalement répartie, des individus de prendre confiance en soi
Jewish New Age and the Middle Class: Jewish Identity Politics in Israel under Neoliberalism
This article asks why middle-class Israeli seculars have recently begun to engage with Jewish religiosity. We use the case of the Jewish New Age (JNA) as an example of the middle class's turn from a nationalised to a spiritualised version of Judaism. We show, by bringing together the sociology of religion's interest in emerging spiritualities and cultural sociology's interest in social class, how after Judaism was deemed socially significant in i…
The Arab Spring in Israeli Media and Emergent Conceptions of Citizenship
This article returns to 2011 and the beginning of the Arab Spring in order to ask how the Israeli middle class came to draw similarities between their conditions and those of the Arab citizens who had risen against authoritarian rule. This question is also about the movement of ideas through the media and their incorporation into a dominant culture, or what Raymond Williams saw as the emergent elements of culture. Specifically, it examines the wa…
Recognizing Suspected Human Trafficking in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
While patients may be recognized in the Emergency Department as patients who are involved in human trafficking, the ICU setting may also be a place where recognition can occur due to poor access to medical care. The childhood adversity experienced by trafficked youth may result in poor mental health and neglect of chronic medical conditions. These health needs as well as issues with substance abuse may also be neglected and exacerbated due to inv…
From Jewish Renewal to Israeli Judaism: An analysis of emergent “soft” Religious Nationalism
This article examines the case of Israeli Judaism to explore how processes of religious nationalism manifest in Israel, offering a more nuanced perspective on religious nationalism than what is currently proposed in the existing scholarship. Specifically, we investigate the development of Israeli Judaism as a « soft » form of religious nationalism, particularly within secular and liberal sectors of Israeli society. To trace the shift from a secul…
Political science (5 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Politics (3 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Jewish Identity and Society (2 works) · Judaism (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Sex work and related issues (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 works)