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NUMBER OUR DAYS (Touchstone Book)

NUMBER OUR DAYS (Touchstone Book)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: wonderful
Review: I read this book a while ago and reread it every few years. It is wonderful and moving, unsparing but kind. I often buy it for friends.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: wonderful
Review: I read this book a while ago and reread it every few years. It is wonderful and moving, unsparing but kind. I often buy it for friends.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Excellent book to read.
Review: I was required to read this book for an Anthropology class I took at Temple University and this was a great book. The Professor even went as far as locating the video through our video library for the class to view and it was interesting as well. This book was great! I would recommend it for reading even if you don't have to read it for a class!

Loved It!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Excellent book to read.
Review: I was required to read this book for an Anthropology class I took at Temple University and this was a great book. The Professor even went as far as locating the video through our video library for the class to view and it was interesting as well. This book was great! I would recommend it for reading even if you don't have to read it for a class!

Loved It!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A rich portrayal of an elderly California Jewish community.
Review: Myerhoff, who was a leading cultural anthropologist, led the way in moving anthropological studies from exotic far-off locations to the study of near-by and familiar cultures. In her case, Myerhoff, a Jew herself, studied an elderly East European immigrant Jewish community in Southern California. The book is a subtle and compassionate ethnographic portrayal of their struggles, relationships, and religious lives centered at a local Jewish Community Center. Though materially poor and burdened by old age, Myerhoff shows that the people's lives are rich in tradition and ceremony. An Academy Award winning documentary was also made of the community carrying the same title.


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