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For Times Such as These: A Radical’s Guide to the Jewish Year
A highly recommended, educational, and welcome contribution to the literature about Jewish traditions. The authors’ extraordinary guide to combining those rituals with everyday activism practices is what sets this resource far apart from others.
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On Rhetoric and Black Music
Best for scholars focused on the link between Black music and rhetoric.
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Yiddishlands: A Memoir, Second Ed.
This updated edition makes an already fascinating, important story more accessible for readers of Jewish history and storytelling.
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Movie-Made Los Angeles
An excellent source on the development of the arts and film. It would work well as a supplemental text in a film or art history course.
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Hidden Light: Judaism and Mystical Experience in Israeli Cinema
International-film enthusiasts will applaud the author for providing such in-depth consideration of Israeli films; others might simply be grateful for a list of new movies. Best for only the most comprehensive film studies collections.
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Will & Grace
The author persuasively proves that Will & Grace deserves its reputation as a classic sitcom and a milestone for LGBTQIA+ representation.
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Divining: A Memoir in Trees
Dunphy’s charming, lyrical ode to her special trees will appeal to readers who enjoy natural-history memoirs, books about trees, and reflections on women’s lives and relationships with people, history, current events, and the natural world.
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Parks and Recreation
Limited appeal, as it’s strictly a study of the show’s take on government and its ability to remain relevant. It’s not a homage to the characters or episodes.
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Queer Imaginings: On Writing and Cinematic Friendship
The range, both in chronology and subject, of this collection should provide much food for thought to dedicated scholars of auteur cinema and its intersections with queer filmmaking and criticism.
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