Mere Idle Calumnies: How Sir James Frazer's anthopological open-mindedness was misappropriated to support a Blood Libel - and how he responded

Fraser, Robert (2009). Mere Idle Calumnies: How Sir James Frazer's anthopological open-mindedness was misappropriated to support a Blood Libel - and how he responded. Times Literary Supplement pp. 13–15.

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Abstract

An historical study of the notorious Mendel Beiliss trial in Kiev in 1913, the purported implication in the case of a famous British anthropologist, his defence of his innocence, and the cultural and religious implications of the affair.

Item Type:	Journal Article
Copyright Holders:	2009 The Author
ISSN:	0307-661X
Academic Unit/Department:	Arts > English
Item ID:	27221
Depositing User:	Robert Fraser
Date Deposited:	26 Jan 2011 16:22
Last Modified:	24 Oct 2012 10:47
URI:	http://oro.open.ac.uk/id/eprint/27221

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