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Original Hardback. 8vo. VI, 239 pages. 23 cm. First edition. Studies in American Jewish literature no. 3. Collection of essays on Jewish Women Writers and the depictions of Women in Jewish Literature. Essays on Abraham Cahan, Anna Margolin, four essays on Anzia Yezierska, Ludwig Lewisohn, Grace Paley, Saul Bellow, Bernard Malamud, two essays on Cynthia Ozick, two essays on Norma Rosen, Borges. Subjects: American literature - Jewish authors - History and criticism. American literature - Women authors. American literature - Jewish authors. Jewish women. Women authors, American. Women in literature. American literature - Jewish authors. American literature - Women authors. Literary Criticism. Hardback printing, light edge wear. Clena and fresh. Very good condition. (WOMEN-1-30)
1st edition. Original paper wrappers. 4to. Each issue is approximately 50 pages, 30 cm. In English. April, 1950 is a special issues celebrating the 7th Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising; May 1950 celebrates the second anniversaryof the founding of the State of Israel. From the height of the Cold War, Atom Spy, and Rosenbergs era. Jewish Life was a periodical that focused on the intersection of Jewish life and progressive politics. The periodical was under the auspices of the Communist Party until 1956. A notable contributor was Betty Friedan, whose 1963 "The Feminine Mystique" is credited with starting the modern feminist movement in the United States. (Horowitz, 2000) . SUBJECTS: Jewish way of life -- Periodicals. OCLC: 898470599. Very Good+ Condition. Stunning Copies(YID-33-75)
1st edition. Original boards. 4to. Each issue is approximately 50 pages, 30 cm. In English. April, 1950 is a special issues celebrating the 7th Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising; May 1950 celebrates the second anniversaryof the founding of the State of Israel. April 1954 celebrates the 11yth anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising. From the height of the Cold War, Atom Spy, and Rosenbergs era. Jewish Life was a periodical that focused on the intersection of Jewish life and progressive politics. The periodical was under the auspices of the Communist Party until 1956. A notable contributor was Betty Friedan, whose 1963 "The Feminine Mystique" is credited with starting the modern feminist movement in the United States. (Horowitz, 2000) . SUBJECTS: Jewish way of life -- Periodicals.Very Good+ Condition (Except for April 1954 which is brown and fragile with edgewear). Stunning Copies(YID-33-75). Price is per issue
1st edition. Original paper wrappers. 4to. Each issue is approximately 50 pages, 30 cm. In English. August 1953 celebrates the "Legacy of the Rosenbergs." Nov 1953 features an essay by Charles Allen: "McCarthy--Enemy of the Negro People." April 1954 celebrates the 11th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, with an illustration on the cover.May 1954 includes "The Jews and American Slavery,' by the editor, Morris U. Schappes, as well as reports on Jewish life in Eastern Europe. Aug 1954 Includes three essays on "Jews in Socialist Countries" as well as three essays on "The Jew in Fiction." Sept 1954 inclues two essays on McCarthyism, as well as "We were Always Part of America: Declaration of Committee for 300th Anniversary of Jews in USA." Oct 1954 includes "What to do About the H-Bomb?" as well as "Jewish Stake in the Elections," "Uriel Acosta: Unpublished Chapter by V.J. Jerome," and "An Interview with Ehrenburg" by Ben Cohen. From the height of the Cold War, Atom Spy, and Rosenbergs era. Jewish Life was a periodical that focused on the intersection of Jewish life and progressive politics. The periodical was under the auspices of the Communist Party until 1956. A notable contributor was Betty Friedan, whose 1963 "The Feminine Mystique" is credited with starting the modern feminist movement in the United States. (Horowitz, 2000) . SUBJECTS: Jewish way of life -- Periodicals. OCLC: 898470599. April 1954 issue is browning with some edgewear, all others are Very Good+ Condition. Stunning Copies (YID-33-75A)
1st edition. Original paper wrappers. 4to. Each issue is approximately 50 pages, 30 cm. In English. April, 1950 is a special issues celebrating the 7th Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising; May 1950 celebrates the second anniversaryof the founding of the State of Israel. From the height of the Cold War, Atom Spy, and Rosenbergs era. Jewish Life was a periodical that focused on the intersection of Jewish life and progressive politics. The periodical was under the auspices of the Communist Party until 1956. A notable contributor was Betty Friedan, whose 1963 "The Feminine Mystique" is credited with starting the modern feminist movement in the United States. (Horowitz, 2000) . SUBJECTS: Jewish way of life -- Periodicals. OCLC: 898470599. Very Good+ Condition. Stunning Copies(YID-33-75)
1st edition. Original paper wrappers. 4to. Each issue is approximately 50 pages, 30 cm. In English. August 1953 celebrates the "Legacy of the Rosenbergs." Nov 1953 features an essay by Charles Allen: "McCarthy--Enemy of the Negro People." April 1954 celebrates the 11th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, with an illustration on the cover. May 1954 includes "The Jews and American Slavery,' by the editor, Morris U. Schappes, as well as reports on Jewish life in Eastern Europe. Aug 1954 Includes three essays on "Jews in Socialist Countries" as well as three essays on "The Jew in Fiction." Sept 1954 inclues two essays on McCarthyism, as well as "We were Always Part of America: Declaration of Committee for 300th Anniversary of Jews in USA." Oct 1954 includes "What to do About the H-Bomb?" as well as "Jewish Stake in the Elections," "Uriel Acosta: Unpublished Chapter by V.J. Jerome," and "An Interview with Ehrenburg" by Ben Cohen. From the height of the Cold War, Atom Spy, and Rosenbergs era. Jewish Life was a periodical that focused on the intersection of Jewish life and progressive politics. The periodical was under the auspices of the Communist Party until 1956. A notable contributor was Betty Friedan, whose 1963 "The Feminine Mystique" is credited with starting the modern feminist movement in the United States. (Horowitz, 2000) . SUBJECTS: Jewish way of life -- Periodicals. OCLC: 898470599. April 1954 issue is browning with some edgewear, all others are Very Good+ Condition. Stunning Copies (YID-33-75A)
Original Cloth. 8vo. XVI, 557 pages. 25 cm. First edition. The volume is composed mainly of entries arranged alphabetically by writer. Many of these women have an indisputable place in the literary canon, while others are relative newcomers to the field. Still others are being rediscovered after years of neglect. The profiles provide a biography, bibliography, and survey of criticism for each author. Each also provides an analysis of the writer's work by a scholar in Jewish American literature, women's studies, or a related field. An introductory essay defines the scope of Jewish American women's literature, while a special chapter is devoted to writers of autobiographies who document the experience of Jewish women in America. - Publishers description. Contents: Mary Antin by Kristen Wasson; Ann Birstein by Ludger Brinker; E. M. Broner by Ann R. Shapiro; Rosellen Brown by Karen Wilkes Gainey; Hortense Calisher by Marcia Littenberg; Kim Chernin by Jerilyn Fisher; Andrea Dworkin by Meryl Schwartz; Edna Ferber by Daniel Walden; Rebecca Goldstein by Sylvia Barack Fishman; Allegra Goodman by C. Beth Burch; Joanne Greenberg by Barbara Lovenheim; Lillian Hellman by Bruce Henderson; Bette Howland by Babette Inglehart; Fannie Hurst by Carol Batker; Joyce Johnson by Blossom Kirschenbaum; Erica Jong by Bruce Henderson; Johanna Kaplan by Evelyn Avery; Ilona Karmel by Sara Horwitz; Shirley Kaufman by Devon Miller-Duggan; Irena Klepfisz by Ronit Lentin; Edith Konecky by Merla Wolk; Maxine Kumin by Deborah Lambert Brown; Emma Lazarus by Diane Lichtenstein; Rhoda Lerman by Claire Satlof; Karen Malpede by Cindy Rosenthal; Emily Mann by Ellen Schiff; Daphne Merkin by Carolyn A. Sofia; Robin Morgan by Elizabeth Q. Sullivan; Leslea Newman by Annie Dawid; Tillie Olsen by Kay Hoyle Nelson; Alicia Ostriker by Maeera Y. Shreiber; Cynthia Ozick by S. Lillian Kremer; Grace Paley by Victoria Aarons; Linda Pastan by Gerda Norvig; Marge Piercy by Jaye Berman Montresor; Francine Prose by Rena Potok; Nessa Rapoport by Sharon Deykin Baris; Tova Reich by Blossom Kirschenbaum; Adrienne Rich by Karen Alkalay-Gut; Anne Roiphe by Carolyn Hoyt; Norma Rosen by Suzanne Kligenstein; Muriel Rukeyser by Janet Kaufman; Susan Fromberg Schaeffer by Dorothy Bilik; Lynne Sharon Schwartz by Susan Meyer; Lore Segal by Adam Meyer; Jo Sinclair by Gay Wilentz; Tess Slesinger by Harvey Teres; Susan Sontag by Sherry Linkon; Bella Spewack by Elizabeth Drorbaugh; Gertrude Stein by Linda Wagner-Martin; Elizabeth Swados by Dorothy Chansky; Wendy Wasserstein by Iska Alter; Ruth Whitman by Miriyam Glazer; Emma Wolf by Barbara Cantalupo; Susan Yankowitz by Len Berkman; Anzia Yezierska by Tobe Levin; Helen Yglesias by Lewis Fried; Jewish American Women's Autobiography by Barbara Shollar. Subjects: American literature - Jewish authors - Bio-bibliography. Jewish women - United States - Intellectual life. Jewish authors - United States - Biography. Jewish women - United States - Biography. American literature - Women authors - Bio-bibliography. Judaism and literature - Dictionaries - United States. Women and literature - Dictionaries - United States. American literature - Jewish authors - Dictionaries. Women authors, American - Biography - Dictionaries. American literature - Women authors Dictionaries. Institutional stamps on outer edges, backstrip, and title page. Otherwise clean and fresh. Very good condition. (WOMEN-1-34)
in-8°, 247 pp., ill. h.t. n/b, broche, couverture illustree plast. Bel exemplaire. [DV-14]
Robert Laffont 1985, In-4 cartonnage éditeur, 444 pages. Photos. Trés bon état.
4to. 4 issues in each year, many illus. Very good.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Mint. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 240 p. Study on the identity of the Jewish women in Izmir. Izmir Yahudi cemaati kadin kimligi. Bes yüz yillik komsularimiz.
Fine Turkish Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish, with English introduction. [xxi], 390 p., b/w ills. A bibliography of Turkish women's periodicals written in Ottoman Turkish script published between 1869-1927.
Fine English Paperback., Fine., 20 x 14 cm.,169, [8] p., "Islamin bilinçaltinda kadin.=[La femme dans l'inconscient musulman].", Fetna Ayt Sabbah, Ayrinti Yayinlari, Ist., 1992.
Paris, Lecoffre 1905. In-12 broché de VII + 430 pages. Bon état
Conferencia en la sesion del dia 22 de Enero de 1920.
1st edition, first printing, of Authors only book. Original Publishers Cloth, Brown cloth cover stamped in gold, 16mo, 7-124 pages; 15 cm. Singerman 2085 (for the 126 page edition) . Singerman notes as well that he, the "compiler[, ] saw the rarer 124 page edition without the publisher's statement [about Dickens]. " Poems. The true first edition, first printing, dedicated to Charles Dickens but without his warm letter thanking her reproduced, as appeared in later printings. The success of this book meant that later editions appeared the same year in London as well as in the US (published by Lippincott) but with more pages (141 & 126, respectively) and the Dickens letter reproduced. Includes some poems with Jewish themes, such as Judith (Oh forget not that I am Judith! /And I know where sleeps Holofernes) , Hear, O Israel (The God of Jacob is our Shield) , etc. Menken (1835-1868) was Internationally famous for her starring role in the equestrian melodrama Mazeppa, in which she was stripped on stage to a flesh-colored body stocking, lashed to the back of the wild horse of Tartary, and sent flying on a narrow ramp above the theater, Adah Isaacs Menken consistently defied social mores. She cropped her black hair and smoked cigarettes, and publicly disparaged conventional married life. Menken represented an early example of the cult of personality, blurring her private life with her public persona. She married four times in the course of seven years. Her second marriage, in 1859, was to the heavyweight boxing champion of the world, John C. Heenan . One of the most glamorous celebrities of the 1860s, Menken also cultivated a literary following. She wrote poetry and developed relationships with the likes of Walt Whitman, Charles Dickens, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Alexandre Dumas, and Algernon Swinburne. George Sand was a close friend to the actor and was godmother to Menkens second child . A major bone of contention to this day is the authenticity of her Jewishness. Though scholars have some evidence that Menken was raised a Catholic and converted to Judaism only after marrying her first husband, Menken herself once publicly rebuked a journalist who labeled her a convert by announcing that she was born in that faith [Judaism], and have adhered to it through all my erratic career. Through that pure and simple religion I have found greatest comfort and blessing. Whatever her origins, it is clear that Menken was fervently Jewish in her adult life. After moving to Cincinnati with her first and only Jewish husband, Alexander Isaacs Menken, Adah learned Hebrew fluently, studied classical Jewish texts, and contributed many poems and essays to The Israelite, a weekly founded by Rabbi Isaac M. Wise. Her poems indicate a passionate temperament, deeply committed to a kind of proto-Zionism and even messianism. Many are collected in the posthumously published volume Infelicia [this volume]. Menken viewed herself as a modern Deborah, calling on Jews to rise up against persecution in Turkey and protesting the kidnapping of a six-year-old Jewish boy in Bologna by representatives of the Catholic Church. She was one of the few Jews in America to protest when Lionel Nathan was denied the seat in the English Parliament to which he had been elected. And, at the height of her acting career, she refused to perform on Jewish High Holidays. On her deathbed at age thirty-three, suffering from what may have been peritonitis or tuberculosis (or both) , and treated by the personal doctor of Napoleon III, Menken was visited by a rabbi. Adah Isaacs Menken died on August 10, 1868, in Paris. She is buried in the Jewish section of Montparnasse Cemetery (Ackerman, 2014) . The book is also cited in Podeschi, J. B. Dickens & Dickensiana, ; B295(2) ; Wolff, R. L. 19th cent. Fiction, ; 4738. OCLC lists 28 copies of this rare first printing. Light wear to cloth, stains to title and half title, otherwise a nice clean book, about Very Good- Condition. (AMR-45-45)
1st edition. Original boards 8vo. 90 pages, 22 cm. In Yiddish. Title translates to In The Land of My Birth. Kadia Molodowsky (1894-1975) was a prominent Yiddish poet who originated in Warsaw before emigrating to the United States (Wikipedia, 2018) . SUBJECTS: Yiddish poetry. Exile (Punishment) in literature- Jewish Diaspora. Ex-library with some stamps. Cloth is slightly faded near spine. Very good condition. (YID-32-16)
313p. 8vo. Original full cloth binding. Original dust jacket. Slight chipping at edges. Text beginning to brown. Sixth printing. "Meet Ruth - Some may consider her fast, but her Uncle Ben gave her good advice. Made into the movie the 'Impatient Maiden.' WOMEN 1
Institut du Monde Arabe 2005. In-4 broché de 208 pages illustrées; Très bon état
S. l. (Paris), Plon, 1992; in-4 (234 x 289 mm), 192 pp., reliure d'éditeur pleine toile, coloris : noir, dos lisse, sous jaquette illustrée. Intervenants : Michel Rouche, Chiara Frugoni, Joël Cornette, Anne Higonnet. Iconographie de la femme à travers l'histoire de l'art des romains au vingtième siècle. Nombreuses illustrations en couleurs et quelques en noir et blanc. Très bon état.
Plon 1993, In-4 relié toile éditeur noire sous jaquette illustrée. 190 pages. Illustrations. Très bon état.
Grand in-8, broché, couverture imprimée (défaut au dos), 324 p. Edition originale. Capitaine de frégate, Paul LOAREC (1860 – 1951) devint professeur à l’Ecole libre des Sciences politiques, au Collège des Sciences sociales et à l’Ecole supérieure de guerre. Il fut reçu membre de l'Académie de Marine en 1922. La Question religieuse - Capital et travail - Syndicalisme - Coopératisme - Mutualité et Féminisme - Suffrage universel - Pouvoir judiciaire - Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité - Propriété individuelle et collectivisme - etc. Hommage autographe signé de l'auteur. Bon exemplaire.
Original Wraps. 8vo. VI, 77 pages. 22 cm. Second edition. Memoir and account of a Rabbi's Wife, which is centred on her husband and his career. Condensed reprint of the 1935 edition. "A brief record of experiences, facts and observations, covering a period of over a dozen years. " - Introduction. Every phase of Jewish community life is taken up separately in this book - the synagogue, its leaders, its physically and mentally ill, its weddings and its funerals; all these and more are within the province of the rabbi and his wife. Their lives are one round of duties to the community and they seem to have as much privacy as gold fish. Esther Bengis writes simply and directly of her own experiences and those of her husband, whose health finally gave way under the strain. - JTA, Book Review, February 10, 1935. Subjects: Jews - Social life and customs. Jewish women - Biography. Bengis, Esther Rosenberg. Light fading and edge wear to wraps, otherwise clean and fresh. Very good condition. (WOMEN-2-6)
Un volume broché au format poche de 128 pp.; couverture illustrée. comme neuf. Voir photo. Peu fréquent.
Paris, Les Éditions Roger Dacosta, 1961; grand in-8, 192 pp. + 28 pl. hors-texte, reliure d'éditeur pleine toile, coloris beige, dos lisse, sous jaquette illustrée. Exemplaire numéroté 942/2000, tiré sur papier alfa.
