Studies in American Jewish Literature 1994: Vol 13 Table of Contents PDF
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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION: 1 Daniel Walden, Penn State University New Voices in an Old Tradition Melanie Levinson, Penn State University “To Make Myself for a Person”: “Passing” Narratives and the Divided Self in the Work of Anzia Yezierska Edith C. Weinthal, Drew University The Image of the City in Yezierska’s Bread Givers Hildegard Hoeller, Rutgers University “The Impossible Rosedale”: “Race” and the Reading of Edith Wharton’s The House of Mirth Dan Vogel, Michlalah-Jerusalem College Remembering Marjorie Morningstar Timothy Parrish, University of Mississippi Whose Americanization?: Self and Other in Mary Antin’s The Promised Land Amy Gottfried, Tufts University Fragmented Art and the Liturgical Community of the Dead in Cynthia Ozick’s The Shawl Harriet L. Parmet, Lehigh University Jewish Voices and Themes: Rose Drachler, Julia Vinograd and Linda Pastan Andrew Furman, Penn State University Hugh Nissenson’s Israel: In Search of a Viable Israeli Ethos Ludwig Brinker, Macomb College The Bat Mitzvah of American Jewish Lesbian Fiction: Felman, Katz and Newman Ruth Essex, Ber Sheva University Bellow’s Sammler and Kosinski’s Kosky in New York Sherry Lee Linkon, Youngstown State University “A Way of Being Jewish that is Mine”: Gender and Ethnicity in the Jewish Novels of Marge Piercy Joseph Sherman, University of Witwatersrand Guilt as Subtext: I. B. Singer’s Memoiristic Fiction
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