Why Jewish American Princesses Don't Sweat: Desire and Consumption in Postwar American Jewish Culture: Jews and Judaism From An Embodied Perspective

Riv-Ellen Prell

Why Jewish American Princesses Don't Sweat: Desire and Consumption in Postwar American Jewish Culture: Jews and Judaism From An Embodied Perspective

Riv-Ellen Prell

American Studies

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	The People of the Body
Subtitle of host publication	Jews and Judaism From An Embodied Perspective
Editors	Howard Eilberg-Schwartz
Place of Publication	New York
Publisher	SUNY Press
Pages	329-260
State	Published - 1992

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Why Jewish American Princesses Don't Sweat: Desire and Consumption in Postwar American Jewish Culture: Jews and Judaism From An Embodied Perspective. / Prell, Riv-Ellen.
The People of the Body: Jews and Judaism From An Embodied Perspective. ed. / Howard Eilberg-Schwartz. New York: SUNY Press, 1992. p. 329-260.

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