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Browse: Home   /   Stephen Paul Miller

WONDER JEWS AND POETS: Jews and Poets Looking Forward. Be(a)ware. Wonder.

April 25, 2015
Benjamin Hollander
Book Review, I WOULD SAY, REVIEWS, Statement

Benjamin Hollander reviews Radical Poetics and Secular Jewish Culture (The University of Alabama Press), edited by Daniel Morris and Stephen Paul Miller.

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