Ari Y. Kelman

Ari Y. Kelman is the Jim Joseph Chair in Education and Jewish Studies at Stanford University. His interests focus primarily on aural cultures, with particular focus on the sonic dimensions of American religious communities. He is also a scholar of contemporary Jewish culture, in its many manifestations. Kelman is the author of Station Identification: A Cultural History of Yiddish Radio and Sacred Strategies and is the editor of Is Diss a System: a Milt Gross Comic Reader.

Essays

Traditional but not religious

Ari Y. Kelman | April 25, 2012

Surviving the secular

Ari Y. Kelman | March 18, 2011

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Ari Y. Kelman

Traditional but not religious

Surviving the secular

Mobilizing social science for the public good.

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