Judaism Viewed from Within and from Without
Anthropological Studies
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Harvey E. Goldberg is Assistant Professor and Chairman in the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology at Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
It is a new departure for Jewish studies and presents the first large-scale attempt to develop a set of themes on the anthropology of Judaism. The approaches are of a high caliber and of considerable interest. The topic is important for itself, but it is also a growing area of concern in anthropology and religion studies." — Laurence D. Loeb, University of Utah"The material is extremely interesting. The essays are clearly written and work together with a unified theme beyond the fact that they all deal with Jews." — Jack Kugelmass, Sarah Lawrence College
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Del i serien SUNY series in Anthropology and Judaic Studies
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Harvey E. Goldberg is Assistant Professor and Chairman in the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology at Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
It is a new departure for Jewish studies and presents the first large-scale attempt to develop a set of themes on the anthropology of Judaism. The approaches are of a high caliber and of considerable interest. The topic is important for itself, but it is also a growing area of concern in anthropology and religion studies." — Laurence D. Loeb, University of Utah"The material is extremely interesting. The essays are clearly written and work together with a unified theme beyond the fact that they all deal with Jews." — Jack Kugelmass, Sarah Lawrence College