Hasidic People

Discover the rich tapestry of the Jewish community in New York through Hasidic People by Jerome Mintz. This award-winning book, which garnered the 1993 National Jewish Book Award in Folklore and Anthropology, offers an in-depth social history that delves into the unique social and religious dynamics of the Hasidic community. Drawing on extensive research, including interviews, observations, newspaper archives, and court records, Mintz paints a vivid picture of the lives and traditions that shape this vibrant culture. Published by Harvard University Press in 1998, this paperback edition spans 446 pages and is an essential read for anyone interested in Jewish studies, sociology, and ethnic studies. Enhance your understanding of the rituals and practices that define Hasidic life in the United States today.