Conservative Judaism, Vol. XXXIX, Number 2, Winter 1986-87, 747.

Silverman, David Wolf, editor.

Published by Rabbinical Assembly of America 1986-7, New York, 1986

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Octavo, paper covers, 120 pp. Articles are "Of Love and Leadership," Ismar Schorsch, "A Word from the Guest Editor," Elliot Salo Schoenberg, "Jewish Themes and Characters in Prime Time Network Television," Jonathan Pearl, "The Eternal Life: Judaism on the Airwaves," Marjorie G. Wyler, "The Chicago Board of Rabbis' Broadcasting Commission," Mordecai Simon, "On the Religion Beat: The Rabbi and the Press," David E. Anderson, "Crisis Management and Issues Planning for the Synagogue," Steven A Raucher, "Take Two: Community Television Provides Alternative TV Viewing," Christine E. St. John, "From 'God Ghetto' to Prime Time: A Proposal for a Jewish Television Network," Moshe Waldoks, "'Hello Jerusalem': A Commercial Model for Jewish Television," Micha Shagrir and Carl Perkal, "Why TV Has Not Worked for the Jewish Community," Jeffrey A. Liberman, "Cantors, Cooking Shows, and Charisma: Experiments in a Prophetic Medium," Monroe E. Price, "'Aliyah' : A Model for Cable TV Production," Elliot Salo Schoenberg, "Electronic Media and the Synagogue: A Critical Force for Jewish Transformation," William H. Lebeau, "Video and the Jewish Community: Prospects for the Present," Eric A. Goldman, "Have You Listened to a Good Book Lately? An Overview of a New Phenomenon," Mitchell Deutsch "The Electronic Village Revisited: Implications for Jewish Life," Eli N. Evans, "Medium, Myth and Message: What Can Conservative Judaism Learn from the Electronic Church," Benjamin E. Scolnic.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Conservative Judaism, Vol. XXXIX, Number 2, Winter 1986-87, 747.
• Publisher: Rabbinical Assembly of America 1986-7, New York
• Publication Date: 1986
• Binding: Softbound
• Condition: Very Good