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Berkowitz helped further the realistic school in modern Hebrew fiction , and having lived in America , he was of the first important Hebrew writers to depict the American scene . He now resides in Israel . He will probably remain best ...
Berkowitz helped further the realistic school in modern Hebrew fiction , and having lived in America , he was of the first important Hebrew writers to depict the American scene . He now resides in Israel . He will probably remain best ...
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CHAPTER NINETEEN AMERICAN JEWISH WRITERS AND THEIR JUDAISM by HAROLD U. RIBALOW The Judaism of creative American Jewish writers has undergone a startling metamorphosis during the past few decades . It is a phenomenon too seldom reported ...
CHAPTER NINETEEN AMERICAN JEWISH WRITERS AND THEIR JUDAISM by HAROLD U. RIBALOW The Judaism of creative American Jewish writers has undergone a startling metamorphosis during the past few decades . It is a phenomenon too seldom reported ...
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as one of the most imaginative and gifted of American writers . ... That he has gained a national reputation is only further evidence that the Jewish writer , when he attains a peak of creativity , can be recognized as a major American ...
as one of the most imaginative and gifted of American writers . ... That he has gained a national reputation is only further evidence that the Jewish writer , when he attains a peak of creativity , can be recognized as a major American ...
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Art and Literature | 319 |
Story of Jewish | 328 |
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