Jewish Review of Books

A quarterly magazine of Jewish criticism, religion, and culture and monthly web-exclusive reviews and essays.

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[Matti Friedman @MattiFriedman]

New Wave, Old Country: In the new issue of @JRBooks, I look at one of the best films ever made about Israel and at its director -- the elusive French master Chris Marker -- and consider what has changed since 1960.
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Who was the Jewish Sherlock Holmes? Can a Jewish comic book turn into high art? Is Cynthia Ozick’s NEW short story one of her best?? All your questions are answered in the pages of the latest JRB! https://t.co/B8jTBpQLIA

[Andrew Koss @n_koss]

Very pleased to be in the latest issue of @JRBooks, talking about Jews and WWI.

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Podcasts Full of Straw: Tucker, Fuentes, the algorithm & that good old-fashioned antisemitism. (A Winter Issue preview.) https://t.co/l3XahDqfmv

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"I know a lot of people who like to read, but none of them likes to read as much as Ilana Kurshan." https://t.co/QM5vgoD3Rf

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#Archives The tradition to stay up all night studying on Shavuot is far more well-known than the tradition to do so on Hoshana Rabbah. Neither would have been possible without Kabbalah and caffeine. https://t.co/7oPrXpWfZK

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Fifteen years ago, Joshua Foer slept on the ground of Union Square Park, sheltered by a cardboard sukkah. https://t.co/5GP4xUc5mV

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Shabbat Shalom! Read the latest issue of JRB today: https://t.co/Al40EA7ULS

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#Archives And should we add a confession on Yom Kippur “for the sin of opening browser windows of distraction”? On Aristotle’s akrasia and Maimonides’s teshuvah. https://t.co/6nCz7ttpcx

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From the moment Eli Sharabi is taken into Gaza, the reader of Hostage is sucked into the dark tunnel vision of captivity. https://t.co/nwWXS4SbiO

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Rampaging robots, Sukkahs made of glass, and the worst Shabbos dinner ever. The latest JRB is here! https://t.co/iet42BbwNR

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Il Duce and the Jews https://t.co/wuwcgcfTex

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Reverent Unknowing https://t.co/fji40rgiAC

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UCLA's 6 Million Dollar Mistake https://t.co/Xw8oc2gLbB

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https://t.co/MUsmg6XwAz "I can��t and won’t reread: What’s done is done. Print is writing’s final fate."

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Don't miss the latest issue of JRB! We've got Jewish riots, haunted houses, and Cynthia Ozick's Old Country chic. https://t.co/ZUC99Pghih

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In the talmudic era, many Jewish legal documents were standardized. Even magic bowls inscribed with methods to divorce a demon. https://t.co/OYFGW8gvtB