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Author: Dina PinskyPub Date: January 2010 How Jewishness and feminism converged in the life histories of twentieth-century activists learn more... |
Author: Rachel RubinPub Date: April 2000 A look at the Jewish gangster between the wars (focusing on the Russian writer, Isaac Babel, and Americans Gold, Ornitz, and Fuchs but also taking into consideration cartoons, movies, and modernist painting), Rubin sees the “gangster” as a way Jewish writers could examine their place in world literature. learn more... |
Author: Irving CutlerPub Date: Cloth: 1996; Paper: 2009 The fascinating, fully illustrated story of Chicago's vibrant Jewish community learn more... |
Author: Edited by Jack KugelmassPub Date: December 2007 How sports act as a path toward citizenship for minority populations learn more... |
Author: Juan A. SuárezPub Date: September 2007 The first major English-language study of Jarmusch learn more... |
Author: R. Barton PalmerPub Date: July 2004 A postmodern analysis of the Coen brothers' approach to filmmaking learn more... |
Author: Jad SmithPub Date: February 2013 The parallel worlds of a prolific science fiction master learn more... |
Author: David NichollsPub Date: November 2007 An introduction to the extraordinary life of John Cage, composer, writer, and artist learn more... |
Author: Stephen M. Fishman and Lucille McCarthyPub Date: October 2007 Inspiring new techniques for engaging students with democratic ideals learn more... |
Author: New Critical Text, Translation, Annotations, and Indices by Theodor DumitrescuPub Date: September 2006 A rare example of musical scholarship from the Tudor period, in translation and fully annotated learn more... |
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