Gelso and Hayes (2007) present a succinct, clear compendium on countertransference, interestingly based on a research approach. The authors outline the history of countertransference in clinical work and provide some basic definitions.
Anti-semitism means anti-jewish. it's essentially a fear or hatred of Jewish people. anti-semitism was first created and used in 1879 by Willhelm Marr, the leader of a very sm â¦ all and unsuccessfully political party in Germany. The term anti-Semite was made famous in 1873 by a German  journalist wilhelm marr who wrote an anti-jewish pamphlet called,  The Victory of Jewry over Germandom    Since then the term 'Anti Semite' has been associated specifically  with jews and has come to mean anti-jew.   Judaism is just a religion.
In the late 1960s, the Austrian Jewish writer and Auschwitz survivor Jean Amery wrote, âAnti-Zionism contains anti-Semitism like a cloud contains a storm.â To put it mildly, Ameryâs definition of modern anti-Semitism wasnât accepted by post-Holocaust Europe as a force to be combated.he addition of Islamic-animated anti-Semitism by Muslims in Europe has created a pathologically violent climate for Jews. The European Left has stoked anti-Semitism and somehow believes it is insulated from the disease because the Left is supposed to be free from Jew-hatred.