...Morris Freedman THE MEANING OF T. S. ELIOT S JEW Morris Freedman ALMOST NO serious critical attention has been paid to the portrait of the Jew in T. S. Eliot s early poetry. This neglect is unfortunate, for the design of this portrait intertwines a numbe of motifs in the total work, which have...

...Warren Lerner The Non-Jewish Jew and Other Essays . By Deutscher Isaac . New York : Oxford University Press , 1968 . Pp. xii , 164 . $5.25 . Copyright © 1969 by Duke University Press 1969 438 The South Atlantic Quarterly Joseph Conrad s Fiction: A Study in Literary Growth...

... of practicality, a relational ontology is proposed as an alternative. The essay centers on Agamben's discussion of the animal and the Jew in the context of his books The Open and Homo Sacer . © 2007 Duke University Press 2007 Andrew Benjamin Particularity and Exceptions: On Jews and Animals...

...Kalman P. Bland On Jews and Judaism in Crisis . By Scholem Gershom . Edited by Dannhauser Werner J. . New York : Schocken Books , 1976 . Pp. v , 306 . $16.50 . Copyright © 1978 by Duke University Press 1978 132 South Atlantic Quarterly Grossman emphasizes the importance...

...Loren Kruger 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Loren Kruger Black Atlantics, White Indians, and Jews: Locations, Locutions, and Syncretic Identities in the Fiction of Achmat...

...Alfred Werner Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 AMERICAN JEWS ON THE LAND ALFRED WERNER XT THAT S YOUR NAME, you ? the SS officer V V shouted at a new arrival in Dachau. The prisoner addressed uttered a typically Jewish name that was somewhat in contrast to his decidedly non...

...Charles E. Wynes Strangers Within the Gate City: The Jews of Atlanta, 1845–1915 . By Hertzberg Steven . Philadelphia : The Jewish Publication Society of America , 1978 . Pp. xiii , 325 . $12.00 . Copyright © 1979 by Duke University Press 1979 Book Reviews 529 Yet much...

...Vijay Prashad 2005 by Duke University Press 2005 Vijay Prashad How the Hindus Became Jews: American Racism after 9/11 In November 2001, I traveled to Washington, DC, for the second Annual South Asian Literary...

..., and others articulated “cultural pluralism” as a progressive, humanitarian outlook to embrace the new immigrants; at the same time, these progressive thinkers also argued that persecuted European Jews deserved a homeland, which in turn would allow for a national identity from which Jews could participate...

...David A. Ellison This essay looks at three architectural responses to the task of memorializing the mass murder of European Jewry. Both Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum and Peter Eisenman's Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe are tautly theorized and well-defended instances of contemporary...

... simultaneously of an irrepressible, unforgettable, and unrequitable longing—for, inter alia, a reliable political, one that does not subject the Jew to the machinations of imperial France—that is also instructive in explicating what it means to live and write the postcolonial. It is this way that nostalgeria...

... engaged in a “truth procedure.” Badiou's book has only three categories (the Greek, the Jew, and the privileged term of the law-surpassing Christian) compared to his customary four (politics, art, science, and love), and in Saint Paul he casts suspicion on what would be the potential fourth category...

...Pierre Aubery Copyright © 1958 by Duke University Press 1958 JEWISH ATTITUDES IN FRENCH POLITICS Pierre Aubery THE JEWS in France are no longer a denominational minority of the usual type, standing apart in the community because of its religious creed. Nor are they a national minority linked...

..., published a let­ ter from Reno Odlin holding that Pound was anti-Semitic and that the Jews have every right to hate and despise his memory if they so choose and an answer from William Cookson, elaborating on his earlier denial of Pound s anti-Semitism in his Foreword to Pound s Se­ lected Prose and citing...

... light-skinned Black professors from the North, with Frank (a swarthy Jew ) and Toomer (an African American of mixed race) each going as a Negro. 2 They went to col­ lect information for a novel Frank was planning about interracial desire and lynching (Holiday), but the writer who dreamed of race...

... is a Jew? When I was seven years old, I was able thanks to the milieu in which I was being educated to choose to leave the real world and go to live with Benedictine monks who had no contact with it. When I was not quite ten years old, I discovered that on Good Friday Chris­ tians we Christians, we...

... to travel with the Jewish underground from Europe to Palestine following the end of World War II; he saw his book on that odyssey used by Zionist leaders to document the travails of their European brethren, received a medal for his efforts from the Haganah, the Palestinian Jews self-defense organization...

...Shelby T. Mccloy Copyright © 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 THE RACE QUESTION IN LATE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY FRANCE* SHELBY T. McCLOY AMONG the many achievements of the French Revolution was the granting of civil rights to certain minorities, notably Ne­ groes and Jews. This action came only...

... the Israeli peace movement as he worked with progressive anti-Zionist Jews to address the predicament of Israeli Arabs in their struggle to attain civil protections against discrimination in housing and employment and the specific conditions El-Asmar faced within Israeli prison Damon...

..., and profession (commonly known as General Claims Laws). The magnitude and complexity of this question were increased by the fact that considerable property which had belonged to the ap­ proximately 190,000 German Jews whose lives were taken by force remained unclaimed, because no heir or other rightful claimant...