Study of Man: What Sociology Knows About American Jews by Nathan Glazer The sociology of Jews—like a good part of sociology in general—has developed out of the ideological and practical needs of…
Do Israeli Ties Conflict with U.S. Citizenship?: America Recognizes Diverse Loyalties by Oscar Handlin Dorothy Thompson's fears are groundless.
Do Israeli Ties Conflict with U.S. Citizenship?:America Demands a Single Loyalty by Dorothy Thompson There exists a famous American document to which reference is often made, but which few people read.
From the American Scene: Seventh Avenue: Boss and Worker by Wallace Markfield He started west from the Lower East Side and then reached a point beyond which he could not pass; this…
On the Horizon: Franz Werfel: Reporter of the Sublime by Heinz Politzer In a review of Franz Werfel's poems, 1908-1945, Erich Kahler wrote (COMMENTARY, February 1948): “Franz Werfel was a bad author…
Study of Man: What Sociology Knows About American Jews by Nathan Glazer The sociology of Jews—like a good part of sociology in general—has developed out of the ideological and practical needs of…
Europe Turns to the Right:The Dangerous Weakness of the Democratic Left by David C. Williams Europeans used to remark on the fatality by which, between the wars, governments of the Left in France confronted governments…
Is Science Evil?Answering the Attack on Modern Knowledge and Technology by Karl Jaspers No one questions the immense significance of modern science.
Man’s Morals and God’s Will: The Meaning of Abraham’s Sacrifice by Commentary Bk Goethe credited himself with having put a good deal of mystery into his Faust.
Peretz at Home:A Young Writer Meets the Great Yiddish Litterateur by J. J. Trunk When my Uncle Yosel left Kutno for Lublin, he wanted to have nothing to do with the Hasidim there, but…
The Battle of Abington Township:A Case History in Cooperative Housing by Morton M. Hunt A few miles north of Philadelphia on route 611 is the Township of Abington, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
