S. N. Eisenstadt Knihy

This work explores the intricate connections between modernity, revolution, and religion through a sociological lens. The author, a leading figure in comparative sociology, presents a comprehensive analysis that examines how these elements interact and influence each other in contemporary society. The book delves into historical and theoretical frameworks, offering insights into the transformative power of religion amidst modern social changes and revolutionary movements.

Focusing on the assimilation of immigrants, this work delves into the historical context of the Yishuv and the formation of Israeli society. It analyzes the social structures that shaped the Jewish community in Palestine and explores the evolution of social dynamics in the nascent State of Israel. Through a detailed examination, it sheds light on the complexities of immigrant integration and the impact on collective identity within this unique historical framework.