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Emerging Metropolis – New York Jews in the Age of Immigration, 1840–1920 de Annie Polland

Emerging Metropolis – New York Jews in the Age of Immigration, 1840–1920: City of Promises

Autor Annie Polland, Daniel Soyer
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 7 ian 2015
Emerging Metropolis tells the story of New York s emergence as the greatest Jewish city of all time. It explores the Central European and East European Jews encounter with New York City, tracing immigrants economic, social, religious, political, and cultural adaptation between 1840 and 1920. This meticulously researched volume shows how Jews wove their ambitions and aspirations for freedom, security, and material prosperity into the very fabric and physical landscape of the city."
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ISBN-13: 9781479811052
ISBN-10: 147981105X
Pagini: 368
Dimensiuni: 151 x 227 x 27 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: MI – New York University
Seria City of Promises

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"Finally a history of the Jews of New York. Emerging Metropolis demonstrates, with prodigious research and lucid prose, that New York played a crucial role in shaping the Jews, and that the Jews left an indelible stamp on America's great metropolis, New York. Soyer and Polland tell a complicated story that looks both into the inner live of New York's Jews--in all their complexity--and at the same time surveys the impact of the many other New Yorkers among whom the Jews lived. In doing so the authors show how this city created a Jewish experience that was truly sui generis while it simultaneously shaped modern Jewry around the world." -Hasia R. Diner,Director, Goldstein-Goren Center of American Jewish History, New York University"Chronicling New York Jewish life during the era of mass migration, Emerging Metropolis provides a riveting account of the complex matrix of social organizations, economic activities, political movements, and cultural productions created by immigrant Jews. Polland and Soyer bring the city’s spaces to life as they describe the invention of a multifaceted Jewish community that took shape within and helped to shape New York’s diverse and polyglot urban culture."-Beth S. Wenger,Director, Jewish Studies Program, University of Pennsylvania
"Finally a history of the Jews of New York. Emerging Metropolis demonstrates, with prodigious research and lucid prose, that New York played a crucial role in shaping the Jews, and that the Jews left an indelible stamp on America's great metropolis, New York. Soyer and Polland tell a complicated story that looks both into the inner live of New York's Jews--in all their complexity--and at the same time surveys the impact of the many other New Yorkers among whom the Jews lived. In doing so the authors show how this city created a Jewish experience that was truly sui generis while it simultaneously shaped modern Jewry around the world." -Hasia R. Diner,Director, Goldstein-Goren Center of American Jewish History, New York University"Chronicling New York Jewish life during the era of mass migration, Emerging Metropolis provides a riveting account of the complex matrix of social organizations, economic activities, political movements, and cultural productions created by immigrant Jews. Polland and Soyer bring the city's spaces to life as they describe the invention of a multifaceted Jewish community that took shape within and helped to shape New York's diverse and polyglot urban culture." -Beth S. Wenger,Director, Jewish Studies Program, University of Pennsylvania