Jews and Race: Writings on Identity and Difference, 1880-1940 (The Brandeis Library of Modern Jewish Thought)
“Published as part of Brandeis’ exciting new Library of Modern Jewish Thought,  Jews and Race is fascinating and challenging reading.”—Tablet“As editor Mitchell B. Hart aptly demonstrates in this fascinating new primary source reader, there is much for students of Jewish intellectual, social, cultural, and even political history to learn from reading this literature. . . . Designed for course adoption, the collection as a whole raises fundamental questions about the origin, the meaning, and the legacy of these ideas themselves, as well as about the historical context(s) in which they were articulated, which was clearly transnational. . . . What is most exciting about this new reader is that it allows students to examine the sources themselves, seeing firsthand how modern Jews engaged this potent discourse.”—H-JUDAIC