The Rabbi and the synagogue
By: edited by Jacob Neusner.
Contributors: Neusner, Jacob, 1932-
Series: Understanding American Judaism ;; v. 1
Publisher: Ktav Pub. House
Published: 1975
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
Subjects: Judaism -- United States; Rabbis -- Office; Rabbis -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Hertzberg, A. The American Jew and his religion.; title: Liebman, C. S. The religion of American Jews.; title: Kelman, W. The synagogue in America.; title: Sklare, M. The sociology of the American synagogue.; title: Feldman, A. J. The changing functions of the synagogue and the rabbi.; title: Greenberg, S. The rabbinate and the Jewish community structure.; title: Liebman, C. S. Dimensions of authority in the contemporary Jewish community.; title: Roseman, K. D. Power in a midwestern Jewish community.; title: Carlin, J. E. and Mendlovitz, S. H. The American rabbi: a religious specialist responds to loss of authority.; title: Liebman, C. S. The training of American rabbis.; title: Fasman, O. Z. Trends in the American yeshiva today.; title: Berkovits, E. A contemporary rabbinical school for Orthodox Jewry.; title: Laderman, M. A love letter to my congregation.