Daily Life of the Jews in the Middle Ages

The Middle Ages, often marked by tragedy for Jewish communities, also witnessed a vibrant cultural flourishing. Despite facing expulsions and violence, Jews engaged in civil relations with Christian and Muslim societies, leading to significant contributions in poetry, philosophy, theology, mathematics, and sciences. Norman Roth provides an insightful exploration of Jewish daily life during this era, revealing how their interactions with surrounding cultures influenced both medieval history and contemporary society. This work is accessible to general readers while also offering depth for scholars.