In this first interpretive historical account of the American
Orthodox Jewish experience, Jenna Weissman Joselit investigates the
ways in which pious Jews reconciled the requirements of religious
tradition with the freedoms of interwar America. Through its focus
on representative American Jewish institutions such as the
synagogue and the rabbinate and on the sacred ritual life of
Orthodox women, New York's Jewish Jews reveals how a
self-consciously modern, American, and decidedly middle class
Orthodoxy evolved before 1945.
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