Tradition and change in Jewish experience
By: editor, A. Leland Jamison.
Contributors: Jamison, A. Leland 1911-
Series: The B. G. Rudolph lectures in Judaic studies
Publisher: Dept. of Religion, Syracuse University
Published: 1978
Place of publication: Syracuse, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: Judaism -- History; Jews -- United States -- Intellectual life; Judaism -- United States
Table of contents: title: Jamison, A. L. Introduction.; title: Davis, M. The Jewish people in metamorphosis.; title: Samuel, M. Race, nation, and people in the Jewish Bible.; title: Neusner, J. Politics and theology in Talmudic Babylonia.; title: Marcus, J. R. The American colonial Jew.; title: Silberman, L. H. American impact : Judaism in the United States in the early nineteenth century.; title: Korn, B. W. German-Jewish intellectual influences on American Jewish life, 1824-1972.; title: Gordis, R. Jewish tradition in the modern world.; title: Plaut, W. G. The Sabbath as protest.; title: Schwarz, L. W. Mutations of Jewish values in contemporary American fiction.; title: Sandmel. S. After the ghetto.; title: Hertzberg, A. Anti-semitism and Jewish uniqueness.; title: Fackenheim, E. L. The human condition after Auschwitz.; title: Karp, A. J. Jewish perceptions of America.; title: Sachar, A. L. At the threshold of the third century.