Brandeis University Press
New and Backlist Titles
HBI SERIES ON JEWISH WOMEN
Shulamit Reinharz, General Editor; Sylvia Barack Fishman, Associate Editor
The HBI Series on Jewish Women, created by the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute, publishes a wide
range of books by and about Jewish women in diverse contexts and time periods. Of interest to
scholars and the educated public, the HBI Series on Jewish Women fills major gaps in Jewish,
Women’s, and Gender Studies.
The Strangers We Became
Lessons in Exile from One of Iraq’s Last Jews
Cynthia Kaplan Shamash
A smart, funny, and lyrical memoir of an Iraqi Jewish
girl’s experiences in five countries before settling in the
United States
“Shamash’s writing beautifully communicates the confusion,
imagination, and resilience that she experienced as a
child from the trauma, displacement, and possibility of
immigration, all caused by anti-Semitism. She weaves her
story so well that the reader truly feels what the author has
lived.”
—
Jewish Book World
Hardcover, $27.95
978-1-61168-805-4
Ebook, $22.99
978-1-61168-806-1
Love, Marriage, and Jewish Families
Paradoxes of a Social Revolution
Edited by Sylvia Barack Fishman
Illustrates the complex and diverse ways that Jews in the
United States and Israel are reshaping dating, marriage, and
family life—with some surprising consequences
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-860-3
The concepts of gender, love, and family have become
more fluid under a society-wide softening of boundaries,
hierarchies, and protocols. In this volume, Sylvia Barack
Fishman gathers the work of social historians and legal
scholars who study transformations in the intimate realms
of partnering and family construction among Jews in the
United States and Israel.
Ebook, $34.99
978-1-61168-861-0
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HBI SERIES ON JEWISH WOMEN
Knish
In Search of the Jewish Soul Food
Laura Silver
The one and only absolutely definitive biography of the knish
“A whimsical, mouthwatering and edifying odyssey through New
York neighborhoods and beyond.”
—Sam Roberts, New York Times
Hardcover, $24.95
978-1-61168-312-7
“If you need to know anything about the knish, this is your book.”
—Forward
Ebook, $14.99
978-1-61168-545-9
The Days Between
Blessings, Poems, and Directions of the Heart
for the Jewish High Holiday Season
Marcia Falk
An elegantly designed volume of new English and Hebrew prayers
and reflections for the High Holidays from a contemporary
American poet
“Thorough, heartfelt, and impressive.”
—
Library Journal (starred review)
Hardcover, $24.95
978-1-61168-605-0
“A fascinating supplement to the traditional High Holidays liturgy.”
—American Jewish World
Ebook, $21.99
978-1-61168-606-7
Holocaust Mothers and Daughters
Family, History, and Trauma
Federica K. Clementi
An astonishing analysis of Jewish mother-daughter relations before,
during, and after the Shoah as described in daughters’ memoirs
“Outstanding. . . . [An] important addition to the historical
record.”
—
Modern Judaism
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-476-6
“[A] brilliant and erudite study. . . . This is a welcome and
important book.”
—Women’s Review of Books
Ebook, $39.99
978-1-61168-477-3
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THE TAUBER INSTITUTE SERIES FOR THE STUDY OF EUROPEAN JEWRY
Jehuda Reinharz, General Editor; Sylvia Fuks Fried, Associate Editor;
Eugene R. Sheppard, Associate Editor
The Tauber Institute Series is dedicated to publishing books with compelling and innovative
approaches to the study of modern European Jewish history, thought, culture, and society. The
series features scholarly works related to the Enlightenment, modern Judaism and the struggle
for emancipation, the rise of nationalism and the spread of antisemitism, the Holocaust and its
aftermath, as well as the contemporary Jewish experience.
The Individual in History
Essays in Honor of Jehuda Reinharz
Edited by ChaeRan Y. Freeze, Sylvia Fuks Fried,
and Eugene R. Sheppard
Essays in honor of the scholarly work and institutional leadership of
Jehuda Reinharz, focusing on the role of the individual in history
Hardcover, $35.00
978-1-61168-732-3
Ebook, $34.99
978-1-61168-733-0
This volume offers a panoramic view of modern Jewish history through
engaging essays that celebrate Reinharz’s rich contribution as a pathbreaking and prolific scholar, teacher, and leader in the academy and
beyond.
Jewish Philosophical Politics in Germany, 1789–1848
Sven-Erik Rose
A provocative look at how Jewish intellectuals thought about Jewish
religion and existence within a German philosophical tradition
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-579-4
Ebook, $37.99
978-1-61168-580-0
“[I]n terms of the rigor of its arguments and the ease and elegance
with which Rose moves between interpretations of texts by Jewish
intellectuals and equally trenchant analysis of texts by their
interlocutors in the German philosophical tradition, this book is truly
without peers.”
—Jonathan Hess, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Sites of European Antisemitism in
the Age of Mass Politics, 1880–1918
Edited by Robert Nemes and Daniel Unowsky
With an afterword by Hillel Kieval
Explores local incidents of antisemitism and antisemitic violence across
Europe in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-582-4
Ebook, $39.99
978-1-61168-583-1
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This innovative collection of essays on the upsurge of antisemitism
across Europe in the decades around 1900 shifts the focus away from
intellectuals and well-known incidents to less-familiar events, actors,
and locations.
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THE TAUBER INSTITUTE SERIES FOR THE STUDY OF EUROPEAN JEWRY
Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liady
The Origins of Chabad Hasidism
Immanuel Etkes
The only biography in English of the founder of the Chabad
movement in Hasidism
Hardcover, $45.00
978-1-61168-677-7
“Etkes draws a vivid picture of the entire generation that came under
Rabbi Shneur Zalman’s influence. This comprehensive biography
will appeal to scholars and students of the history of Hasidism, East
European Jewry, and Jewish spirituality.”
—
Jewish Media Review
Ebook, $44.99
978-1-61168-679-1
The Faith of Fallen Jews
Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi and the Writing of Jewish History
Edited by David N. Myers and Alexander Kaye
Brings together key writings by one of the most distinguished and
renowned Jewish historians of our time
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-487-2
“A challenging, moving, provocative collection of essays, lectures,
and reviews (as well as an unexpected short story) by the author
of Zakhor. A multifaceted, fragmented, half-involuntary selfportrait of a major twentieth-century historian.”
—Carlo Ginzburg, UCLA
Ebook, $39.99
978-1-61168-413-1
Everyday Jewish Life in Imperial Russia
Select Documents, 1772–1914
Edited by ChaeRan Y. Freeze and Jay M. Harris
An astounding compilation of primary source documents dealing with
all aspects of Jewish daily life in the Russian empire
“Essential for any reader interested in Jewish religious life and Jewish
life in general in the Czarist Empire.”
—
Religious Studies Review
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-455-1
Ebook, $39.99
978-1-61168-456-8
“This massive volume contains a fascinating collection of documents
exploring every aspect of quotidian life for Jews in Imperial Russia.
. . . Suitable for scholars, this book will also interest lay people who
just want to dabble in the chapters. Highly recommended.”
—Association of Jewish Libraries Reviews
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THE BRANDEIS LIBRARY OF MODERN JEWISH THOUGHT
Eugene R. Sheppard and Samuel Moyn, Editors
This series aims to redefine the canon of modern Jewish thought by publishing primary source
readings from individual Jewish thinkers or groups of thinkers in reliable English translations.
Designed for courses in modern Jewish philosophy, thought, and intellectual history, each
volume features a general introduction and annotations to each source with the instructor and
student in mind.
Modern Middle Eastern Jewish Thought
Writings on Identity, Politics, and Culture, 1893–1958
Edited by Moshe Behar and Zvi Ben-Dor Benite
The first anthology of modern Middle Eastern Jewish thought
“This anthology is a remarkable achievement and an outstanding
selection of original texts written by important Jewish intellectuals in
the modern period.”
—H-Net
Paperback, $27.95
978-1-58465-885-6
Ebook, $25.99
978-1-61168-386-8
Jews and Diaspora Nationalism
Writings on Jewish Peoplehood in Europe
and the United States
Edited by Simon Rabinovitch
An anthology of Jewish diaspora nationalist thought across the
ideological spectrum
Paperback, $29.95
978-1-58465-762-0
Ebook, $25.99
978-1-61168-362-2
“This excellent reader takes on an important but often neglected theme
in modern Jewish history: the efflorescence of theories of Jewish
ethnic nationalism from the later 19th century until after WW II.”
—Choice
Jews and Race
Writings on Identity and Difference, 1880–1940
Edited by Mitchell B. Hart
An anthology of writings by Jewish thinkers on Jews as a race
“Published as part of Brandeis’ exciting new Library of Modern Jewish
Thought, Jews and Race is fascinating and challenging reading.”
—Tablet
Paperback, $27.95
978-1-58465-717-0
Ebook, $24.99
978-1-61168-030-0
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BRANDEIS SERIES IN AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY, CULTURE, AND LIFE
Jonathan D. Sarna, General Editor; Sylvia Barack Fishman, Associate Editor
Brandeis University Press has established this series to publish books that break new ground in
the study of American Jewry. The series encompasses all areas of American Jewish civilization,
including history, religion, thought, politics, economics, sociology, anthropology, literature, and
the arts. The series emphasizes contemporary and interdisciplinary studies, and volumes that
tie together divergent aspects of the American Jewish experience.
American Jewish History
A Primary Source Reader
Edited by Gary Phillip Zola and Marc Dollinger
A treasure trove of primary source documents on American Jewish
history, culture, and life
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-510-7
Ebook, $39.99
978-1-61168-511-4
“Setting the gold standard for the field, Zola and Dollinger’s source
reader is indispensable for those teaching modern Jewish history.”
—Pamela S. Nadell, American University
Overweight Sensation
The Life and Comedy of Allan Sherman
Mark Cohen
A groundbreaking biography of the song parodist and Jewish humorist
“Lively and meticulously researched.”
—
Chicago Tribune
Hardcover, $29.95
978-1-61168-256-4
Ebook, $24.99
978-1-61168-427-8
“In bringing context to the life of a now largely forgotten one-hit
wonder, Cohen adds a valuable chapter to the history of American
popular culture.”
—Booklist
Woody on Rye
Jewishness in the Films and Plays of Woody Allen
Edited by Vincent Brook and Marat Grinberg
A critical assessment of Jewishness in Woody Allen’s films and plays
Paperback, $35.00
978-1-61168-480-3
Ebook, $29.99
978-1-61168-481-0
“The best book about movies in years. Some of the essays are
stylistically, referentially difficult. That is part of their value—nothing
glib, nothing facile, and not much attention to gossip or scandal. This
book will thrill all readers. . . . Highly recommended.”
—Choice
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BRANDEIS SERIES ON GENDER, CULTURE, RELIGION, AND LAW
Lisa Fishbayn Joffe and Sylvia Neil, Series Editors
The Brandeis Series on Gender, Culture, Religion, and Law focuses on the conflict between
women’s claims to gender equality and legal norms justified in terms of religious and cultural
traditions. It seeks work that develops new theoretical tools for conceptualizing feminist
projects for transforming the interpretation and justification of religious law, examines the
interaction or application of civil law or remedies to gender issues in a religious context, and
engages in analysis of conflicts over gender and culture/religion in a particular religious legal
tradition, cultural community, or nation.
Legalizing Plural Marriage
The Next Frontier in Family Law
Mark Goldfeder
Offers a legal and historical context for reforming family law and
legalizing plural marriage
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-835-1
Ebook, $34.99
978-1-61168-836-8
Tackling the issue of polygamy in the United States from a legal
perspective, this book will engage anyone interested in constitutional
law, family law, or criminal law, along with sociologists and those who
study gender and culture in modern times.
March 2016
Marriage and Divorce in the Jewish State
Israel’s Civil War
Susan M. Weiss and Netty C. Gross-Horowitz
A comprehensive look at how rabbinical courts control Israeli
marriage and divorce
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-364-6
Ebook, $39.99
978-1-61168-365-3
“What to do about get refusal has become, at last, a major issue of
concern for the Modern Orthodox community. . . . A timely and useful
book. . . . Compulsively readable, gory with injustice. ”
—Forward
Fertility and Jewish Law
Feminist Perspectives on Orthodox Responsa Literature
Ronit Irshai
A comprehensive comparative study of Jewish law on contemporary
reproductive issues from a gender perspective
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-240-3
Ebook, $34.99
978-1-61168-241-0
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“This book is a first class pioneering effort in what may eventually
become a critical area of research for students of Jewish law—
uncovering the extent to which unstated gender assumptions have
informed halakhic process over the generations.”
—Tamar Ross, Bar-Ilan University
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THE SCHUSTERMAN SERIES IN ISRAEL STUDIES
S. Ilan Troen, Series Editor
The Schusterman Series in Israel Studies publishes original scholarship of exceptional
significance on the history of Zionism and the State of Israel. It draws on disciplines across the
academy, from anthropology, sociology, political science, and international relations to the arts,
history, and literature. It seeks to further an understanding of Israel within the context of the
modern Middle East and the modern Jewish experience.
Israeli Society in the Twenty-First
Century
Immigration, Inequality, and Religious Conflict
Calvin Goldscheider
A data-based analysis of social life and social problems in
contemporary Israel that draws a vivid portrait of a dynamic
and rapidly changing society
Paperback, $35.00
978-1-61168-747-7
Ebook, $34.99
978-1-61168-748-4
“The scholarship of this updated work is outstanding.
Goldscheider is the established authority in combining the
approaches of demography and sociology into a sociocultural analysis of Israeli society. . . . None of the others in
the field have achieved a book of this scope and magnitude
in English.”
—Russell Stone, professor emeritus of sociology,
American University
Year Zero of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
1929
Hillel Cohen
A new and provocative reassessment of the origins of the
Arab-Israeli conflict
“With great precision and strident care, Hillel Cohen engages
Arabs and Jews and tells the definitive story of the 1929
violence in Palestine. Bristling with new information and
insight, this is a must read in every Israel/Palestine and
Modern Middle Eastern history course.”
—Zvi Ben-Dor Benite, chair, Middle Eastern and
Islamic Studies, New York University
Paperback, $29.95
978-1-61168-811-5
Ebook, $22.99
978-1-61168-812-2
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THE SCHUSTERMAN SERIES IN ISRAEL STUDIES
Becoming Israeli
National Ideals and Everyday Life in the 1950s
Anat Helman
A fresh and lively assessment of the pleasures and hardships of daily
life in Israel during the 1950s
Paperback, $35.00
978-1-61168-557-2
“Helman’s intriguing book may be seen as a nuanced portrayal
which manages to navigate the winding terrain between ‘top,’
‘middle’ and to some extent ‘bottom’ segments of a growing, diverse
society. . . . Helman makes use of a wide range of sources to put
together this rich and often evocative study.”
—Journal of Israeli History
Ebook, $34.99
978-1-61168-558-9
A Jewish Kapo in Auschwitz
History, Memory, and the Politics of Survival
Tuvia Friling
Intriguing biography of Eliezer Gruenbaum, the communist Jewish
Kapo whose controversy-ridden story spans Europe and Israel
“Tuvia Friling writes well and with deep feeling . . . offers us an allembracing and fair presentation of some of the painful pages of our
history.”
—Jerusalem Post Magazine
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-587-9
Ebook, $39.99
978-1-61168-577-0
The Zionist Paradox
Hebrew Literature and Israeli Identity
Yigal Schwartz
A comprehensive reinterpretation of the development of Hebrew and
Israeli literature against the backdrop of the Zionist ideal
“Yigal Schwartz’s pathbreaking book on modern Hebrew literature is
a daring, original, and very readable study of many crucial aspects
of our contemporary literature.”
—Amos Oz
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-601-2
Ebook, $39.99
978-1-61168-602-9
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THE MENAHEM STERN JERUSALEM LECTURES
The Menahem Stern Jerusalem Lectures
Sponsored by the Historical Society of Israel
Since 1993, the Historical Society of Israel has been hosting an annual series of lectures in
memory of Menahem Stern. Focusing on history, the lectures have been given special status by
their depth and breadth of focus, and by their availability as a series of publications.
Altered Pasts
Counterfactuals in History
Richard J. Evans
A thought-provoking survey and critique of “what-if?” history
“[A] stimulating, thought-provoking and in places quite
humorous book that will be of interest to professionals and
lay readers alike.”
—
London Times
“Evans makes a very good case for real history.”
—The Guardian
Paperback, $29.95
978-1-61168-538-1
Ebook, $28.99
978-1-61168-539-8
Religion in China and Its Modern Fate
Paul R. Katz
The fate of Chinese religions during the modern era
“Any summary of the sections [of this book] cannot possibly
do justice to the richness of the discussion so concisely
presented. . . . In an increasingly crowded market, this is a
volume that stands out.” —China Quarterly
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-543-5
Ebook, $39.99
978-1-61168-544-2
“Katz’s study of religious innovation challenges narratives of
Chinese religious conservatism and decline, and its mapping
of elite religious activity overturns conventional depictions
of the secularism of China’s leading modernizers.”
—David Palmer, coauthor of The Religious Question
in Modern China
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THE MANDEL LECTURES IN THE HUMANITIES
The Mandel Lectures in the Humanities bring to the Mandel Center for the Humanities each
year a prominent scholar who gives a series of three lectures and conducts an informal
seminar during his or her stay on campus. The Mandel Lectures are unique in their rotation of
disciplines or fields within the humanities and humanistic social sciences: the speakers have
ranged from historians to literary critics, from classicists to anthropologists. The published
series of books therefore reflects the interdisciplinary mission of the center and the wide range
of extraordinary work being done in the humanities today.
The Nearest Thing to Life
James Wood
On the meaning of fiction
“Rich in verbal artistry . . . [Wood] provides virtuoso displays
of eloquence and insight.”
—Publishers Weekly
“[Wood’s] head is the vessel in which the treasures of
literature are gathered to be protected from time. But the
treasury Wood guards is not merely aesthetic: books are
safety-deposit boxes for human affection, like urns that
contain words not ashes.”
—The Guardian
Paperback, $19.95
978-1-61168-742-2
Ebook, $16.99
978-1-61168-743-9
Aesthetic Theology and Its Enemies
Judaism in Christian Painting,
Poetry, and Politics
David Nirenberg
The role of Judaism in the formation of Western aesthetics
Paperback, $24.95
978-1-61168-778-1
“Aesthetic Theology and Its Enemies is a book of great
intellectual subtlety and scope. In elegant prose, Nirenberg
explores how, over many centuries and in manifold ways,
Christian poets, artists, and political theorists used Judaism
and Jews to think about and express the vexed relationship
between visible and invisible, material and spiritual realms.”
—Sara Lipton, State University of New York
at Stony Brook
Ebook, $19.99
978-1-61168-779-8
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OTHER BRANDEIS JEWISH BOOKS OF INTEREST
On the Edge of the Holocaust
The Shoah in Latin American Literature and Culture
Edna Aizenberg
Sheds new light on the views and attitudes of Latin American writers
during the Nazi era
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-856-6
“Exciting, eye-opening . . . Edna Aizenberg’s book breaks new ground
in the field of Jewish studies and fills a void that many often discuss,
but few have dared to undertake.”
—Alejandro Meter, associate professor of Spanish,
University of San Diego
Ebook, $34.99
978-1-61168-857-3
Jewish Soul Food
Traditional Fare and What It Means
Carol Ungar
A lighthearted introduction to the art of traditional Jewish cooking,
which links Jewish foods and Jewish beliefs
Paperback, $27.95
978-1-61168-501-5
“Alongside scores of delightful recipes, Carol Ungar brings to life the
meaning and history behind well-known and more obscure Jewish
dishes from across the centuries and shares recipes with the warmth
and wisdom of the grandmothers she never knew.”
—Jewish Herald Voice
Ebook, $24.99
978-1-61168-693-7
Jewish Rhetorics
History, Theory, Practice
Edited by Michael Bernard-Donals and Janice W. Fernheimer
Addresses the plurality of Jewish approaches to rhetoric and traditions
from ancient times to the present day
Paperback, $40.00
978-1-61168-640-1
“Sweeping in its historical range, provocatively eclectic in its archives,
and wonderfully inventive in its approaches, [this] collection is a
valuable guide to an increasingly important scholarly field.”
—John Schilb, professor of English, Indiana University,
Bloomington
Ebook, $39.99
978-1-61168-641-8
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OTHER BRANDEIS TITLES OF INTEREST
Curtains?
The Future of the Arts in America
Michael M. Kaiser
A passionate and provocative assessment of the decline of performing arts
institutions in the United States and how to save them
“Kaiser’s thin book is pragmatic, structured and thick with facts, ideas and
anecdotes, including telling and knowing observations about technology.”
—The Georgetowner
Hardcover, $26.95 • 978-1-61168-703-3 / Ebook, $21.99 • 978-1-61168-704-0
The Cycle
A Practical Approach to Managing Arts Organizations
Michael M. Kaiser
Offers practical advice, based on the notion of a “family” of supporters,
for managing healthy arts organizations
“The third in Kaiser’s trilogy on managing arts organizations, this volume is
prescriptive, straightforward, and realistic.”
—Publishers Weekly
Hardcover, $27.95 • 978-1-61168-400-1 / Ebook, $26.99 • 978-1-61168-478-0
Leading Roles
50 Questions Every Arts Board Should Ask
Michael M. Kaiser
A concise, practical, and timely guide for board members
of arts organizations
“A rich yet tidy cornucopia of solutions for the challenges facing the
American arts scene . . . The author is compelling as he scopes the horizon,
sizing up a future in which global cooperation will loom large for the arts.”
—Washington Post
Hardcover, $27.95 • 978-1-58465-906-8 / Ebook, $22.99 • 978-1-58465-951-8
The Art of the Turnaround
Creating and Maintaining Healthy Arts Organizations
Michael M. Kaiser
Practical advice (supported by extensive case studies) for fixing
troubled arts organizations
“This book is a valuable management resource; arts administrators could
do worse than emulate Kaiser’s work ethic, boldness of vision and ability to
learn from mistakes. Those interested in keeping America’s arts institutions
vital ignore his insights at their peril.”
—Opera News
Hardcover, $29.95 • 978-1-58465-735-4 / Ebook, $25.99 • 978-1-58465-814-6
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Cover illustration: Vest for a Child in These Times
© Andi Arnovitz, www.andiarnovitz.com.
Photo by Avshlom Avital.
See Love, Marriage, and Jewish Families: Paradoxes of a Social Revolution, p. 2