The Reflex. Volume II, Number 1, January through Number 6, June 1928.
Published by Reflex Publishing Corp., Chicago, Illinois, 1928
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Seller: Henry Hollander, Bookseller, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A.Henry Hollander, Bookseller
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Royal octavo, orange cloth with gold lettering, 112, xvii-xx, 112 xvii, xx, 112, 108, 96, 96 pp., without the ads Articles in issue #1 are "The Basis of Civilization," Melamed, "Reflexes," Les Deux, "Is Freud a Psychologist?" Alexander Goldenweiser, "What is a Nation?" S.A. Dubnov, "The City of Winds and Pigs - Chicago," Reuben Ash, "Jacob Epstein," Herbert J. Seligman "Sunday School Metaphysics," Norman Goldsmith, "Berlin - Capital of Russia," Arnold D. Margolin, "String Weakness (A Poem)," Richard Moses, Editorials: "The Harlot of Europe," "Saving Ink," "Rabbinical Arithmetic," "Attention," "Epigrams (A Poem), Milton Goell, Stephen S. Wise - Prophet a la Mode," Arthur Strawn, "Kaleidoscope," Isaac Goldberg, "Yiddish Musical Comedy," David Ewen, "The Civilized Jew," L.Schmulewitz, "The Anti-Hill (A Play), Aben Kandel, "The New Dictionary," Maxime, Laboratory and Studio,: Max Webr," MInna Rothenberg-Harkavy, "Art in Synagogues of Poland," Harry Lana Potemkin, "Lady Lilith - Queen of Hell," Maximillian Rudwin, "Economic Condition of Levantine Jews," Gaalyah Cornfield, "Reinhardt in Town," Bernard H. Arnold, "Concenring Books," Solomon Bluhm. Articles in issue #2 are "Race and Politics," Melamed, "Reflexes," Les Deux, "Globe-Trotters De Luxe," Jean Jaffe, "Felix Adler's Jewish Philosophy," Joseph Ratner, "Recess for Memorials (A Folks-Play)," Alter Brody, "Egos (A Poem),' Dorothy May Vinick, "European Utopia and American Reality," Franz Oppenhimer, "The American Womans A New Profession," Michael Fraenkel, "Jewish Mass Colonization in Soviet russia," Herman Frank, "Leaves (A Poem)," David P. Berenberg, "Kaleidoscope," Isaac Goldberg, "Retributive Justice in Mexico,' adolphe de Castro, Editorials: "Prophet A La Mode," "Leon Trotsky's Return to Siberia," "Thus spake the Elers of Zion," "The Economy of Vultures," "The American Jewish Historical Society," Albert M. Friedenberg, Laboratory and Studio: "Musical Overtones," David Ewen, Bernard Berenson - Critic," Dorothy Adlow, "Diabetes Mellitus Among Jews," Julius Friedenwald, "The New Dictionary," Maxime, "AJewish View of the Gospels," Joshua Bloch, "Concerning Books," Solomon Bluhm.Articles in issue #3 are "Destinies," Melamed,"Feeding the Artist," Aben Kandel, "Gaonunulus," Rabbi Solomon Goldman, "The Great Dance-Mime," Louis Kalonyme, "Sermon Thieves," Maximillion Hurwitz, "Franz Werfel," Edward Goldbeck, "Imperialism and Business," O.F. Carpenter, "Our Advertising Synagogues," Rabbi Leon S. Feuer, "Our Debunking Rabbis," Solomon Bluhm, "Highhatting Oneself," William Schack, "Artistic Temperament (A Dialogue)," Isaac Goldberg,"'A Good Time Was Had By All,'" Joseph Samuel," Editorials: "Democratic Leadership," "The Last of the Liberals," "The Aims of the S.A.J.," "Time is a Volcano (A Poem)," Louis Ginsberg, "Life on a Cemetery," Joseph Gaer, "V.V. Rozanov, - A Balaam of Our Time," John Cournos, "The New Dictionary," Maxime, "Crazy Clock," Paul Saturen, "Kosher Meat Laws," Wiliam Seagle, "Foreign Politics and Jewish Trinity," S.J. Imber, "Laboratory and Studio: Musical Overtones," David Ewen. Articles in issue # 4 are "Presidencey and Papacy," Melamed, "An the Lord said (A Poem)," Virginia Mishman, "Inferiority in Human Behavior," Dr. S. Daniel House, "Was El Greco a Jew?" Herbert J. Seligman, "Brotherhood, Benevolence and Graves," Harold Berman, "The New Club - The Synagogue," Albert P.J. Meyer, "The First Jew in America," Clarence I Freed, Editorials: "New Education an Social Progress," Alexander Goldenweiser, "Sinclair of Camelot," N.L. Rothman, "Citizens," Henry Goodman, "The Generation of Martyrs," Dr. I.N. Steinberg, "The Wealth of Poor Palestineans," Jacob de Haas, "The Early Ameircan Jewish Press," Bernad Postal, "The Jew and the Negro," Em Jo Basshe and Bernard Smith, "Active and Passive Assimilation," James Fuchs, "Arab Tendencies in Palestine," Dr. Hans Kohn, Laboratory and Studio: "Pyorrhea Alveolaris," Dr. Robert Good, "Musucal Ovetones," David Ewen, "Introducing Sub-C.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- The Reflex. Volume II, Number 1, January through Number 6, June 1928.
- Author
- Melamed, S.M., edited by.
- Publisher
- Reflex Publishing Corp., Chicago, Illinois
- Publication year
- 1928
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- Hardbound
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