European Judaism, Volume 42, No. 2, Autumn 2009, Issue No. 83. The State of Yiddish Studies.

Octavo, paper covers, 183 pp. Articles in issue No. 59 are "Yiddish Culture in France and in the French-Speaking Areas," Yitskhok Niborski, "Yiddish without Yiddish?" Helen Beer, "Yiddish in Historical Research Some Reflections," Gerben Zaagsma; Moments in the History of Yiddish: "Books for the Masses: The Amsterdam Yiddish Book Industry, 1650–1800," Shlomo Berger, "Jodenhoeks: The Amsterdam Jewish Dialect and Its Influence upon the Dutch Language," Justus van de Kamp, "Untervegs A Journey with the Yiddish Textbook," Evita Wiecki, "A New Portrait of Early Seventeenth-Century Polish Jewry in an Unknown Eastern-Yiddish Remedy Book," Ewa Geller: Yiddish Literature, Poetry and Song: 'Yidishe Dikhterins':The Emergence of Modern Women's Poetry in Yiddish and Rokhl Korn's Poetic Debut," Heather Valencia, "Singing in Yiddish about London 1880–1940," Vivi Lachs, "Yiddish Tango: A Musical Genre?" Lloica Czackis, "Jewish Mysticism and Messianism in Isaac Bashevis Singer's Family Chronicle Di Familye Mushkat (The Family Moskat)," Haike Beruriah Wiegand, "A Tale of the Murdered ShtetlThe Image of the Shtetl in Yiddish Literature in Post-war Poland," Magdalena Ruta, "Why a Specific Cultural Identity Does Not Exclude Universality in Teaching Yiddish Folksong," Shura Lipovsky: Evocations of Yiddish: "Lieberman," Larry Lefkowitz: "In Memoriam: Colette Kessler," Jonathan Magonet.…