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... them with creative clarity. The novel moves in three directions simultaneously. One is erotic—there is a struggle between monogamous and polygamous love. The second is cul- tural—an encounter between North African and European Judaism...

... offer to progressive Jews parallels and contrasts to contemporary Jewishness and Judaism. For some, Native America has become a path back to a reconstructed Jewishness and Judaism; for others, a path away. Each path is assessed in this article with respect to questions of authenticity, psychobiography...

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... anthropologists use the very idea of culture. Kuper is a British anthropologist of South African origins who did his first field work in the Kalihari desert, and who has become a major theorist. He does not like the way in which culture is so often invoked, especially by American...

... anthropologists use the very idea of culture. Kuper is a British anthropologist of South African origins who did his first field work in the Kalihari desert, and who has become a major theorist. He does not like the way in which culture is so often invoked, especially by American...

... anthropologists use the very idea of culture. Kuper is a British anthropologist of South African origins who did his first field work in the Kalihari desert, and who has become a major theorist. He does not like the way in which culture is so often invoked, especially by American...

... anthropologists use the very idea of culture. Kuper is a British anthropologist of South African origins who did his first field work in the Kalihari desert, and who has become a major theorist. He does not like the way in which culture is so often invoked, especially by American...

... anthropologists use the very idea of culture. Kuper is a British anthropologist of South African origins who did his first field work in the Kalihari desert, and who has become a major theorist. He does not like the way in which culture is so often invoked, especially by American...

... anthropologists use the very idea of culture. Kuper is a British anthropologist of South African origins who did his first field work in the Kalihari desert, and who has become a major theorist. He does not like the way in which culture is so often invoked, especially by American...

... anthropologists use the very idea of culture. Kuper is a British anthropologist of South African origins who did his first field work in the Kalihari desert, and who has become a major theorist. He does not like the way in which culture is so often invoked, especially by American...

... anthropologists use the very idea of culture. Kuper is a British anthropologist of South African origins who did his first field work in the Kalihari desert, and who has become a major theorist. He does not like the way in which culture is so often invoked, especially by American...

... anthropologists use the very idea of culture. Kuper is a British anthropologist of South African origins who did his first field work in the Kalihari desert, and who has become a major theorist. He does not like the way in which culture is so often invoked, especially by American...