Jewish Masculinity and Intellectualism in Post-War America

This chapter explores the cultural dynamics of Jewish masculinity among New York intellectuals, examining historical changes since World War II. It highlights the complex relationships between fathers and sons, the challenges of evolving identities, and the impact of City College on educational access for Eastern European Jews. The discussion also traces the ideological shifts in Jewish intellectual magazines and their role in shaping discourse amid the socio-political landscape of the time.