Sociocultural Changes in American Jewish Life as Reflected in Selected Jewish LiteratureFairleigh Dickinson Univ Press, 1972 - 282 من الصفحات In non-technical language and in an objective spirit, the author provides insight into the changing patterns of living and thinking of three generations of American Jews. |
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CHANGING PATTERNS IN RELIGIOUS RITUALS | 148 |
Changing Jewish Education | 154 |
DEVELOPMENT OF JEWISH EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES | 158 |
EMERGENCE OF NEW TYPES OF SCHOOLS | 163 |
CHANGED EMPHASIS IN JEWISH EDUCATION | 168 |
JEWISH CAMPS | 170 |
Social Movements in Modern Jewish Life | 173 |
ZIONISM | 174 |
Factors of Change in the Life of American Jews | 46 |
MAIN WAVES OF JEWISH IMMIGRATION | 47 |
EFFECTS OF MIGRATION URBANIZATION AND SECULARIZATION | 52 |
Generations and Stages in the Life and Literature of American Jews | 54 |
EXPERIENCES AND ADJUSTMENT PROBLEMS OF THE JEWISH IMMIGRANT GENERATION | 56 |
STRUGGLE FOR ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL ADJUSTMENT | 58 |
DISILLUSIONMENT FRUSTRATION AND REEMIGRATION | 66 |
THE YIDDISH PRESS A FACTOR IN THE IMMIGRANTS ADJUSTMENT | 69 |
THE YIDDISH PRESS A FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AMERICAN YIDDISH LITERATURE | 72 |
Culture Patterns Through Three Generations | 75 |
THE CHANGING SECOND GENERATION | 82 |
The Second Generation Alienation and Marginality | 90 |
MARGINALITY AND CHANGING SENSE OF MORAL VALUES | 92 |
GENERATION CONFLICT AND FAMILY BREAKDOWN | 96 |
REJECTION OF GROUP IDENTITY AND PATHOLOGY OF THE MARGINAL JEW | 98 |
NOVELS OF SOCIAL PROTEST AND SELFCONTEMPT | 101 |
The Jewish Family in a Changing Society | 104 |
THE JEWISH FAMILY IN SOCIOHISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE | 106 |
CHANGING SOCIOCULTURAL PATTERNS | 113 |
INTERMARRIAGE IN NOVELS | 128 |
INTERMARRIAGE AND JEWISH SURVIVAL | 134 |
Changes in Religious Life | 136 |
NEW MOVEMENTS IN AMERICAN JUDAISM | 138 |
REGIONALISM IN AMERICAN YIDDISH LITERATURE | 182 |
CHANGING ATTITUDE TOWARD JEWISH IDENTIFICATION | 186 |
Social Welfare and Community Organization | 189 |
COMMUNAL SERVICE IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE | 190 |
CHANGING SCOPE AND CHARACTER OF JEWISH SOCIAL SERVICE | 193 |
CHALLENGING YOUTH AND CHANGE OF LEADERSHIP | 196 |
ALTERED COMMUNITY ATTITUDE TOWARD YOUTH | 197 |
CHANGING ROLE OF THE RABBI | 199 |
THE RABBI IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION | 201 |
Trends in the Third and Fourth Generations | 205 |
GROUP IDENTIFICATION IN THE THIRD GENERATION | 207 |
CHANGING ATTITUDE TOWARD GROUP IDENTIFICATION | 209 |
CHANGING VIEWS IN THE DECADE 19451955 | 215 |
NOVELS AND WRITERS IN THE 50s AND 60s | 219 |
POSITIVE PROSE IN YIDDISH | 232 |
Integration and Survival | 234 |
RESOLVING THE DILEMMA | 242 |
WHAT OF THE FUTURE? NEW VOICES AND AWAKENED YOUTH | 247 |
CONCLUSIONS | 250 |
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