The New Yorker(@NewYorker ):In the Yiddish novel “Sons and Daughters,” the revolt of the younger generation against Judaism drives the plot, but the author, Chaim Grade, doesn’t forfeit his sympathy with the old men who are trying to keep Judaism alive.

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2025.04.02 06:24

In the Yiddish novel “Sons and Daughters,” the revolt of the younger generation against Judaism drives the plot, but the author, Chaim Grade, doesn’t forfeit his sympathy with the old men who are trying to keep Judaism alive. https://t.co/OaOxf4ivXZ