Philip Roth Studies

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Editors' Note

Aimee Pozorski, Jessica G. Rabin, Maren Scheurer

pp. 1-2

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Old Obfuscations and New Conversations

Samuel J. Kessler, Timothy L. Parrish

pp. 3-10

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Philip Roth's View of Mid-Twentieth-Century American Jews as Seen in Three Stories from Goodbye, Columbus

Phil M. Cohen

pp. 11-27

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Jewish Conversion Theory: Philip Roth's "The Conversion of the Jews"

Hartmut Heep

pp. 28-41

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Roth and the Jews: Another Look

Louis Gordon

pp. 42-62

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/prs.2022.0005

"Momma, Do We Believe in Winter?": Yiddishe Mama and Judaism in Portnoy's Complaint

Olga Karasik-Updike

pp. 63-79

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/prs.2022.0006

Roth's Jewish Weequahic: Perception or Reality and Why It Matters

Stuart S. Miller

pp. 80-102

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Philip Roth's Deathmatch with Judaism

Timothy L. Parrish

pp. 103-118

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A Biography and Roth's Most Experimental Work to Date

Eric Vanderwall

pp. 119-130

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"Portnoy's Complaint at 50": A Podcast About Roth's Most Infamous Book

Brett Ashley Kaplan, Samuel J. Kessler

pp. 131-132

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/prs.2022.0010

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Editors' Note

Old Obfuscations and New Conversations

Philip Roth's View of Mid-Twentieth-Century American Jews as Seen in Three Stories from Goodbye, Columbus

Jewish Conversion Theory: Philip Roth's "The Conversion of the Jews"

Roth and the Jews: Another Look

"Momma, Do We Believe in Winter?": Yiddishe Mama and Judaism in Portnoy's Complaint

Roth's Jewish Weequahic: Perception or Reality and Why It Matters

Philip Roth's Deathmatch with Judaism

A Biography and Roth's Most Experimental Work to Date

"Portnoy's Complaint at 50": A Podcast About Roth's Most Infamous Book

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