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Jewish Identity and the Secular Achievements of American Jewish Men and Women

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 2011
Harriet Hartman
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Globalization, conflict discourse, and Jewish identity in an Israeli Russian-speaking online community

Journal of Pragmatics, 2018
Using the frameworks of (im)politeness and identity (Garces-Conejos Blitvich and Sifianou, 2017), this article examines multi-participant polylogal conflict discourse between Jewish ex-Soviet migrants residing in different countries. For Russian-speaking
R. Perelmutter
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On the Origins and Persistence of the Jewish Identity Industry in Jewish Education

Beyond Jewish Identity, 2016
“Jewish identity,” which emerged as an analytical term in the 1950s, appealed to a set of needs that American Jews felt in the postwar period, which accounted for its popularity.
Jonathan B. Krasner
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Jewish Identity and Jewish Education: The Jewish Identity Space and Its Contribution to Research and Practice

, 2011
Jewish education is widely perceived as one of the major means for strengthening Jewish identity and identification. We examine this basic assumption and propose a conceptualization and mapping of the Jewish Identity Space as a tool for better understanding, exploring, and applying aspects related to the relationship between Jewish education and Jewish
G. Horenczyk, H. Wolf
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Ethnic origin and identity in the Jewish population of Israel*

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2018
The paper addresses the multifaceted quality of ethnicity in the Jewish population of Israel by probing into the ethnic categories and their subjective meaning.
N. Lewin-Epstein, Y. Cohen
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Dimensions of Jewish-American Identity

Psychological Reports, 1973
The main problem posed in this study is: What are the content and structure of Jewish and American identity? The Jewish-American Identity Scale, which was adapted and refined for this study, was administered in 1971 to four samples, totaling 1006 Jewish-American college students from various parts of the United States.
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Jewish Youths and Jewish Identity

2010
The debate over Jewish identity and the definition of who is a Jew has been ongoing for many years. Much has been written regarding Jewish identity, and there are a variety of conceptions of identity and identification.1 For sociologist Michael A. Meyer, Jewish identity falls into three basic categories.2 His work aims to explicate a dynamic of Jewish ...
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Jewish identities

2005
Abstract In 2000 there were approximately 13 million Jews living in the world, with the vast majority in Israel (approximately 5 million) and the United States (approximately 5.5 million). My goal in this chapter is to compare the ways that Jews in these two major centres of world Jewry construct their Jewish identities.
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