Jewish Americans’ identity salience and effects on attitudes toward diversity by Kimberly Rios, Sheyla Finkelshteyn, Keith D. Markman, Adam B. Cohen

“…Based on prior findings that identifying with a White ethnic subgroup (e.g., Irish, Italian) can reduce prejudice toward racial and ethnic minorities, we predicted that strongly identified Jewish Americans would exhibit less intergroup bias than weakly identified Jewish Americans. …”
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Roberta Rosenberg and Rachel Rubinstein' (Eds.) Teaching Jewish American Literature by Pirjo Ahokas

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Dara Horn – A New Voice in Contemporary Jewish American Fiction by Stanislav Kolář

Subjects: “…Jewish American fiction…”
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Formalism as Mysticism: Reading Jewish American Poets Louis Zukofsky and Charles Reznikoff by Xavier Kalck

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Telling the untellable: dialectic of silence in Jewish-American and Arab- American Holocaust discourse by Al-Aghberi, Munir Ahmed

“…This paradoxical dialectic of silence is traced in both Jewish-American and Arab-American literary discourses as emblematic contexts of the discrepancy in the Holocaust representation. …”
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Michael Hoberman's A Hundred Acres of America: The Geography of Jewish American Literary History by Gail Sherman

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Dean J. Franco, Race, Rights & Recognition: Jewish American Literature since 1969 by Virginia Ricard

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JEWISH IDENTITIES WITHIN THE AMERICAN SELVES: ETHNOCENTRIC ANXIETIES IN THREE JEWISH-AMERICAN AUTHORS by Vakrilen Kilyovski, Ivan Angelov

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Between Tikkun Olam and Self-Defense: Young Jewish Americans Debate the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by Ella Ben Hagai, Eileen L. Zurbriggen

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The Origins of the Redemption in Occupied Suburbia? The Jewish-American Makings of the West Bank Settlement of Efrat, 1973–87 by Hirschhorn, S

“…Founded primarily by Jewish-American immigrants after the 1973 Arab–Israeli war, Efrat has emerged as one of the most highly recognizable settlements in the occupied territories. …”

Historical Contemporaneity and Contemporaneous Historicity: Creation of Meaning and Identity in Postwar Trauma Narratives by Thorsten Wilhelm

Subjects: “…Holocaust, trauma, Jewish-American fiction…”
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“Beyond the Threshold of War, There Seemed to Be No Reality and No Past”30: Third Generation Jewish American Writers and the Inherited Memory of the Holocaust by Laura Gimeno-Pahissa

“…Therefore, it is the aim of this article to analyze Englander’s use of such technique to provide new insights on what it means to be Jewish American today and the effects of the Shoah and its inherited memory on third-generation Jewish American intellectuals.…”
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The Question of Identity in Gary Shteyngart’s Little Failure by Maior Enikő

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Contributions of Jewish Surgeons in the United States by Seymour I. Schwartz

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Lund, Martin. Re-Constructing the Man of Steel, Superman 1938–1941, Jewish American History, and the Invention of the Jewish–Comics Connection by Chris Reyns-Chikuma

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The Legitimacy of Intersections. Exploring Identity and Personal Truths in Letty Cottin-Pogrebin’s "Deborah, Golda, and Me. Being Female and Jewish in America" by Ștefana Iosif

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Bernard Malamud’s Hidden Hypotext? by Serena Demichelis

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Review of "Media and Culture in the US Jewish Labor Movement: Sweating for Democracy in the Interwar Era" by Brian Dolber (Palgrave Macmillan) by David Reznik

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Beyond Determinism: Geography of Jewishness in Nathan Englander’s “Sister Hills” and Michael Chabon’s The Yiddish Policemen’s Union by Filip Boratyn

Subjects: “…Jewish American literature…”
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On Norman Mailer’s “The White Negro” (1957): More Than Six Decades Later by Andrew Urie

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