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JEWISH BOOK ANNUAL
T o b i n , G a r y
A. and
S a s s l e r , S h a r o n
L.
Jewish perceptions o f
antisemitism.
New York, Plenum, 1988. 325 p.
Examines how American Jews view anti-Semitism and how close
ly these views reflect reality.
Z e n n e r , W a l t e r
P., ed.
Persistence and flexibility: anthropological perspec
tives on the American Jewish experience.
Albany, State University of
New York Press, 1988. 298 p.
Jewish identity persists in the U.S. despite subcultural variations
and a wide range of adaptations.
MISCELLANEOUS
A l l s w a n g , B e n z i o n .
The fina l resolution: combating anti-Jewish hostility.
Jerusalem/New York, Feldheim, 1989. 293 p.
Collection of essays.
American Jewish year book 1988; Vol. 88.
David Singer and Ruth R.
Seldin, eds. New York, American Jewish Committee/Philadelphia,
Jewish Publication Society, 1988. 572 p.
B u r t , R o b e r t .
Tw o
Jewish justices: outcasts in the promised land.
Berkeley,
University of California Press, 1988. 165 p.
Justice Brandeis and Frankfurter are the subjects of this work.
C a l d o f f , H a r r y .
A Yiddish dictionary in transliteration.
Toronto, Ont.,
Proclaim Publications, 1988. 225 p.
An English-Yiddish, Yiddish-English dictionary in which Yid
dish is transliterated into English.
The Cambridge encyclopedia of the Middle East and North Africa.
Trevor
Mostyn and Alfred Hourami, eds. New York, Cambridge Univer
sity Press, 1988. 504 p.
Contributors relating to Israel include David Goldstein, Tudo r
Parfitt and Noah Lucas.
Dosic,
W a y n e
D.
The best is yet to be: renewing American Judaism.
New
York, Town House, 1988. 254 p.
Author foresees process of strengthening American Judaism
through blending of the best in American culture with the best
in Judaism.
E d e l h e i t , A b r a h a m
J. and
E d e l h e i t , H e r s h e l .
The Jewish world in
modern times; a selected, annotated bibliography.
Boulder, CO, West
View Press, 1988. 569 p.
Lists more than 2,100 books and articles covering Jewish life
during the past 350 years.
G o r d o n , H a y im .
The other Martin Buber; recollections of his contemporaries.
Athens, OH, Ohio University Press, 1988. 186 p.
H a a s , P e t e r J .
Morality after Auschwitz: the radical challenge of the Nazi
ethic.
Philadelphia, Fortress, 1988. 257 p.