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Jewish
Cultures of the World
Jewish Cultures of the
World will publish books that examine Jewish life through the
methodologies of ethnography and cultural studies. It will include the
work of anthropologists, ethnomusicologists, folklorists, historians,
linguists, and sociologists, as well as scholars working in the fields
of cultural studies, performance studies, and religious studies.
Dealing with Jewish existence throughout the diaspora and in Israel,
and including studies of Jews' interrelations with their non-Jewish
neighbors, this series will offer books of interest to scholars in
Jewish studies and those in comparative religion, cultural
anthropology, ethnic studies, and other related fields. Jewish
Cultures of the World is committed to publishing works of vivid
ethnography and strong writing, books of interest to an array of
scholars in the humanities and social sciences as well as to a general
audience.
Published in
association with the Bildner Center
Series Editors: Matti Bunzl,
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign and Jeffrey Shandler, Rutgers
University
Series Board:
• Yoram
Bilu, Hebrew University
• Jonathan Boyarin, University of North Carolina
• Virginia R. Dominguez, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
• Susannah Heschel, Dartmouth College
• Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, New York University
• Jack Kugelmass, University of Florida
• Riv-Ellen Prell, University of Minnesota
• Aron Rodrigue, Stanford University
• Mark Slobin, Wesleyan University
• Yael Zerubavel, Rutgers University
Books in this series:
Arabs of the Jewish Faith: The
Civilizing Mission in Colonial Algeria
Joshua
Schreier
One
People, One Blood: Ethiopian-Israelis and the Return
to Judaism
Don
Seeman
First Paperback Edition
One
People, One Blood: Ethiopian-Israelis and the Return
to Judaism
Don
Seeman
Through
Soviet Jewish Eyes: Photography, War, and the
Holocaust
David Shneer
Submission
Guidelines
Proposals for
consideration should be sent through regular mail, not as e-mail
attachments or messages. A self-addressed stamped envelope should be
included. At least three to four weeks should be allowed for a
response.
Each proposal should
include the following:
1. General
description of book’s purpose, content, structure, special features
(photos, etc.)
2. Table of contents, with short summaries of each chapter or major
section (about one page per chapter)
3. One or two sample chapters
4. Note re: any sections of manuscript that are being published
separately (e.g. as journal articles)
5. Timetable for completion of manuscript
6. Curriculum vita
Send proposals to:
Marlie
Wasserman
Director
Rutgers University Press
100 Joyce Kilmer Avenue
Piscataway, NJ 08854
marlie@rutgers.edu
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