Response to Steven M. Cohen’s Marshall Sklare Lecture, AJS 2010
Tóm tắt
This brief response focuses on Steven Cohen’s contributions to the field, supports his focus on the opposition between Orthodox and non-Orthodox Jews, and argues for less of a focus on intermarriage.
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Benor, Sarah Bunin, and Steven M. Cohen. 2011. Talking Jewish: The ‘Ethnic English’ of American Jews. In Ethnicity and beyond: Theories and dilemmas of Jewish group demarcation: Studies in contemporary Jewry, vol. 25, ed. Lederhendler Eli, 62–78. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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