Document Type
Journal Article
Date of this Version
2010
Publication Source
The Jewish Quarterly Review
Volume
100
Issue
4
Start Page
556
Last Page
571
Abstract
A hundred years is a remarkable lifetime for any journal, especially a scholarly one in English focusing exclusively on Jewish civilization. During this impressive time span a dramatic and radical shift in the character and place of academic Jewish studies in the United States and throughout the world took place. JQR is surely a primary historical source for charting the history of higher Jewish learning in North America and its ultimate entrance and integration into the university.
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Keywords
Ellis Rivkin, Isaiah Sonne, Solomon Zeitlin
Recommended Citation
Ruderman, D. B. (2010). Three Reviewers and the Academic Style of the Jewish Quarterly Review at Midcentury. The Jewish Quarterly Review, 100 (4), 556-571. Retrieved from https://repository.upenn.edu/history_papers/35
Date Posted: 02 August 2017
This document has been peer reviewed.