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Welcome |
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Professor Emanuel S. Goldsmith
Classical, Mid-Eastern &
Assian Languages and Cultures
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Emanuel S. Goldsmith is Professor of Yiddish and Jewish Studies and Rabbi of Congregation M'vakshe Derech in Scarsdale, NY.
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Emanuel S. Goldsmith's book was a pioneering achievement in modern Jewish scholarship. It was the first history of the Yiddishist movement. In one master stroke, it enabled the bold, open-minded reader to overcome the myriad prejudices and misconceptions that continue to misguide popular notions about Yiddish and the Yiddish language movement... Now the historians of events, and (especially) the historians of ideas are supposed to maintain a studious "distance" from their material. That Professor Goldsmith did in the two incarnations of this splendid book. Still, the highly charged nature of the relevant controversies, and the ongoing heated debate about them, left readers wondering: And what does Professor Goldsmith say? In addition to his professorial persona at Queens College, he is after all an eminent Reconstructionist rabbi and a beloved writer and lecturer on Jewish thought... David Katz |
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| The American Judaism of Mordocai M. Kaplan - Edited by Emanuel S. Goldsmith, Mel Scult and Robert M. Seltzer |
Dynamic Judaism - The Essential Writings
of Mordocai M. Kaplan - Edited by Emanuel S. Goldsmith and Mel Scult |
Confluence of Spiritual and Poetic Quests
in the writings of H. Leivick - by Emanuel S. Goldsmith |
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| "Pages from a Charred Notebook" Introduction |
"I Keep Recalling" Poems Introduction |
"Events and Movements in
Modern Judaism" Editing (with Patai) |
"Laughter Beneath the Forest" Introductory Essay |
"Yiddish Literature
In America 1870 -2000" - Anthology |
"Jewish People's University of the Air" - Author |
"I Really Love Yiddish"-
Mini course |
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