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Popular Jewish Literature and Its Role in the Making of an Identity

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This work begins with the cultural stereotype of Shylock, which, with all its cliches, is not completely dead.

The study is a close reading of three major writers - George Eliot, Israel Zangwill and Philip Roth.

It presents a difficult portrait of Jewish identity.

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Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
0773476660 / 9780773476660
Hardback
823.8
01/02/2001
United States
164 pages
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