judaism

Studies the role of the Jews in the development of Western civilization, and credits the ancient Jewish people with setting the course for the way humanity thinks and feels even in the late twentieth century.

Studies the history, traditions, literature, and individual and community life of Judaism and the Jewish people.

Presentation of the principle beliefs, practices, and personalities of the Jewish faith, from ancient through modern times.

Chronicles three and a half centuries of Jews in America.

Examines the changes that are affecting the Jewish religion at the start of the twenty-first century.

A collection of blessings, songs, and folk tales commemorating the eight foods eaten on Rosh Hashanah.

Describes the history and importance of the rituals associated with both the Bar Mitzvah and the Bat Mitzvah including the ceremony and the celebration; and features personal remembrances about their own experiences from actors, television personalities, and sports figures.

Contains over two hundred poems by fifty-six American Jewish poets writing on Jewish subjects and themes, organized chronologically from the late 1800s to the last half of the twentieth century.

Examines the history of the Jews in the United States from 1654 to the present and speculates on the future of American Judaism.