Titlebook: Jewish Women on Stage, Film, and Television; Roberta Mock Book 20071st edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2007

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Introduction: Performing the Jewesseption was justified “scientifically.” Judaism as a religion and a way of life was transformed into Jewish “race” in anti-Semitic terms when assimilation made it difficult for non-Jews to recognize the “difference” of Jewishness.. It could be said, however, that assimilation made it equally difficult for the Jew to recognize himself.

發(fā)出眩目光芒

Big Jewish Mamasion, and the need to establish an American national identity, attempts were made to discourage “white” women from emulating the (often conflated) models presented by the Vamp, Siren, Salomé, and the New Woman.

LATER

“Fuck ’Em If They Can’t Take a Joke!”stories in her cabaret performances, routines which were considered “truly filthy” at the time.. Although the jokes were not from Tucker’s repertoire, the impression was that they “certainly . have been—and which nevertheless made the late Tucker a revitalized legend in her own right.”

遺棄

Jewing Up in . on Broadway, cementing her stardom when the musical was made into a movie in 1968 for which she won a Best Actress Oscar.. Similarly, the defining moment that changed Fanny Brice’s life at the age of eighteen was her first performance of the song “Sadie Salome, Go Home!” written by Irving Berlin and Edgar Leslie, in 1909.

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