The Semiotics of Israeli Space and Time

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Analyses by the Israeli sociologist Michael Feige embraced every aspect of the State of Israel. He examined the ever-changing and complex identity of Israelis, how they remember and commemorate themselves, the long- and short-term conceptions of time of the left- and right-wing political movements, the spacial concept of the settlers, myths underlying the lives and deaths of its citizens, and the dialectical vicissitudes of the real and imagined Israel. The book contains material from Professor Feiges literary output, contextualized in an Introduction by David Ohana. Chapters delve into the meaning of Israeli signs and symbols, the semiotics of secular spaces (sites of disasters and graves of political and religious leaders), the semiotics of historical time and daily existence, forms of commemoration (of figures like David Ben-Gurion, Yitzhak Rabin, airforce pilots, a female settler and a peace activist). Feige scrutinized communities formed around political cells, the processesof fragmentation an

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