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Introduction: A Family Feud1. Orthodoxy and Nostalgia in the American Jewish Imagination2. Rebbes' Daughters: The New Chosen3. The New Jewish Gothic4. Muggers in Black CoatsConclusion: They Are Us in Other ClothesNotesBibliographyIndex
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