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'A Jew cannot be defined by religion, race, or national identity: one is a Jew if a Gentile says one is a Jew.' (Lawrence D. Lowenthal)


Term Paper, 2005

6 Pages, Grade: 1


Abstract or Introduction

This essay examines what it means to be Jewish, and will give further details about the different definitions of Jewishness found especially in America. It looks at the way Jewishness is presented in Arthur Miller’s novelFocus,and it examines whether Lowenthal’s definition of Jewishness is affirmed or challenged by novel.

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Title
'A Jew cannot be defined by religion, race, or national identity: one is a Jew if a Gentile says one is a Jew.' (Lawrence D. Lowenthal)
College
University of Southampton
Course
Jewish Fiction
Grade
1
Author
Year
2005
Pages
6
Catalog Number
V47313
ISBN (eBook)
9783638442886
File size
492 KB
Language
English
Keywords
Gentile, Lowenthal), Jewish, Fiction, Jüdische Literatur, Arthur Miller
Quote paper
Lenka Eiermann (Author), 2005, 'A Jew cannot be defined by religion, race, or national identity: one is a Jew if a Gentile says one is a Jew.' (Lawrence D. Lowenthal), Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/47313

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