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The One and the Many

Fall 2010

The One and the Many

Jon D. Levenson

A popular new book deals with differences between the world's religions, but misses the mark in several of them.

Fall 2010

Trilling, Babel, and the Rabbis

Adam Kirsch

Part of Trilling's mystique came from the way he seemed "to be a Jew and yet not Jewish."

Fall 2010

When Eve Ate the Etrog: A Passage from Tsena-Urena

Jacob ben Isaac Ashkenazi, Morris M. Faierstein

There was once a custom for a pregnant woman to bite off the tip of the etrog at the end of Sukkot. This excerpt includes the text of a Yiddish prayer, or tkhine, that the pregnant woman is instructed to recite based on an interpretation of Genesis 3:6.

Summer 2010

All the Good Things of Spain

Robert Alter

The greatest Hebrew poet gets the English bio he deserves.

Summer 2010

Animal Foible

Dara Horn

The author of Life of Pi trivializes the Holocaust.

Summer 2010

Friends of Zion

Walter Russell Mead

Getting by with a little help from our friends.

Summer 2010

Going Public

Anne Trubek

The Jewish Jane Austen, or better?

Summer 2010

Gut Shabbes

Harvey Pekar, Tara Seibel

Upmanship & Downmanship

Summer 2010

I, Terrorist

Margot Lurie

Whither the great anti-American novel?

Summer 2010

Letters, Summer 2010

Rosenfeld and the Jewish Review of Books, No Jewish Narnia, The Prayers of Others, and More

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