《THE SOCIOLOGY OF AMERICAN JEWS：A CRITICAL ANTHOLOGY SECOND，REVISED EDITION》

PART I. THE JEW IN AMERICAN SOCIETY1

Jewish Immigration from Eastern Europe, 1881-19142

Die Yiddishe Arbeters12

YIVO-Where Yiddish Scholarship Lives22

The Sephardi in America35

PART II. THE AMERICAN JEWISH COMMUNITY44

Democracy in Jewish Life45

How the American Jewish Community Could be Democratic?51

The UJA-Losing its Appeal?56

The Future of Jewish Giving in America62

PART III. THE INSTITUTIONS WITHIN AMERICAN JEWRY71

A. The Synagogue and its Alternative72

Synagogue Survival Strategies in the Rootless Society73

The Experience of Experimental Jewish Communities92

B. Jewish Education102

Where are Our Children?103

What Jewish Studies Can Do?110

American Scholarship on Eastern European121

C. The Jewish Family130

The Jewish Family: Looking for a Usable Past131

Changing Life Styles, the Jewish Family, and the Jewish Community137

The Jewish Father for a Change152

D. The Jewish Press/Media159

The Problems and Prospects of Jewish Journalism160

The Hollywood Witch-hunt of 1947168

PART IV. CONFLICT AND CONSENSUS IN AMERICAN JEWISH LIFE173

A. Political Conflicts174

A Nazi Runs for Mayor175

Class, Ethnicity, and the American Jewish Committee183

Vietnam and the Jews194

Radical Changes Among Jewish Communities215

B. Radical and Religious Conflicts224

Mr. Goldberg and John Henry: The Relationship between Afro-Americans and American Jews225

Toward an Authentic Jewish-Christian Relationship244

PART V. ISRAEL AND AMERICAN JEWRY256

Is Zionism Dead?257

For Free Discussion in the Jewish Community262

Beyond Idolatry: Towards a Transnational Alternative266

PART VI. THE HOLOCAUST AND ITS IMPACT273

The Holocaust Revisited274

The Struggles of a Survivor's Son285

Appendix290

Annotated Bibliography294

About the Editor298