Serving the Jewish Family edited by Gerald B. Bubis (1977 First HCDJ 366 pages)

« Serving the Jewish Family » edited by Gerald B. Bubis is a vintage nonfiction book published in 1977 by Ktav Publishing House, Incorporated. The first hardcover edition features 366 pages and explores topics related to Jewish culture, rituals, and practices through the lens of sociology. With its dust jacket and insightful contributions from editor Gerald B. Bubis, this book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the complexities of Jewish family dynamics within the context of sociological analysis.

Isbn 9781572226470

This laminated « Basic Principles of Sociology for Introductory Courses », with ISBN 9781572226470, is a valuable resource for students seeking knowledge in various subjects. The four page foldout is filled with useful information that can aid in academic success. Whether you are studying for exams, conducting research, or simply expanding your knowledge, this tool will help you succeed. Top corners have been damaged. Overall condition is good.

Poverty by Robert Hunter 1905 2nd Print February HC Vtg The Macmillan Company

« Poverty » by Robert Hunter, originally published in 1905 by The Macmillan Company, is a vintage hardcover book that delves into the social history and sociology of poverty in the United States. With a focus on the topic of poverty, this 2nd print edition from February 1905 offers readers a historical perspective on economic inequality and social issues in the early 20th century. As a vintage piece with its original language and country of origin, this book provides valuable insights into the author’s views and insights on poverty during that time period.