Tradition Transformed: The Jewish Experience in America Book

Tradition Transformed: The Jewish Experience in America, Throughout American history, from the colonial era to the present, Jews have found America generally hospitable. Yet even in this relatively receptive country, which essentially replaced Israel as the promised land, there have been vexing questions for , Tradition Transformed: The Jewish Experience in America

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Tradition Transformed: The Jewish Experience in America
Written by author Gerald Sorin
Published by Johns Hopkins University Press, March 1997
Throughout American history, from the colonial era to the present, Jews have found America generally hospitable. Yet even in this relatively receptive country, which essentially replaced Israel as the "promised land," there have been vexing questions for
"Sorin's thesis is extremely timely, and his book deserves to be read both widely and closely by our communal elites consumed with the notion that American Jews are hellbent on assimilation." — PS Publishers Weekly Only about 20%

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Series Editor's Foreword
Preface and Acknowledgments
Ch. 1 Perspectives and Prospects 1
Ch. 2 The Threshold of Liberation, 1654-1820 11
Ch. 3 The Age of Reform, 1820-1880 21
Ch. 4 The Eastern European Cultural Heritage and Mass Migration to the United States, 1880-1920 34
Ch. 5 Transplanted in America: The Urban Experience 61
Ch. 6 Transplanted in America: Smaller Cities and Towns 91
Ch. 7 Jewish Labor, American Politics 107
Ch. 8 Varieties of Jewish Belief and Behavior 126
Ch. 9 Power and Principle: Jewish Participation in American Domestic Politics and Foreign Affairs 147
Ch. 10 Mobility, Politics, and the Construction of a Jewish American Identity 160
Ch. 11 Almost at Home in America, 1920-1945 179
Ch. 12 American Jewry Regroups, 1945-1970 194
Ch. 13 Israel, the Holocaust, and Echoes of Anti-Semitism in Jewish American Consciousness, 1960-1995 214
Ch. 14 The Ever-Disappearing People 234
Bibliographical Essay 255
Index 285

Title: Tradition Transformed: The Jewish Experience in America

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A brave and amazing book. It uses archeological and historical evidence to draw a bold line between Zionism and Judaism, discrediting Zionism's most frequently used claims and stories.

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	Series Editor's Foreword
	Preface and Acknowledgments
Ch. 1	Perspectives and Prospects	1
Ch. 2	The Threshold of Liberation, 1654-1820	11
Ch. 3	The Age of Reform, 1820-1880	21
Ch. 4	The Eastern European Cultural Heritage and Mass Migration to the United States, 1880-1920	34
Ch. 5	Transplanted in America: The Urban Experience	61
Ch. 6	Transplanted in America: Smaller Cities and Towns	91
Ch. 7	Jewish Labor, American Politics	107
Ch. 8	Varieties of Jewish Belief and Behavior	126
Ch. 9	Power and Principle: Jewish Participation in American Domestic Politics and Foreign Affairs	147
Ch. 10	Mobility, Politics, and the Construction of a Jewish American Identity	160
Ch. 11	Almost at Home in America, 1920-1945	179
Ch. 12	American Jewry Regroups, 1945-1970	194
Ch. 13	Israel, the Holocaust, and Echoes of Anti-Semitism in Jewish American Consciousness, 1960-1995	214
Ch. 14	The Ever-Disappearing People	234
	Bibliographical Essay	255
	Index	285