Galperin

William Galperin is Professor of English at Rutgers University and the author of two books: Revision and Authority in Wordsworth: The Interpretation of a Career (1989) and The Return of the Visible in British Romanticism (1993).

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But maybe Galperin's next piece should be titled "Finding Peoplehood."

David Suissa: Jewish Peoplehood Is History David Suissa 2011

Another critique came from Daniel Septimus, of myjewishlearning.com, who wrote: What is the content of Galperin's 'bond of peoplehood'?

David Suissa: Jewish Peoplehood Is History David Suissa 2011

Galperin and the Jewish Agency are onto something.

David Suissa: Jewish Peoplehood Is History David Suissa 2011

In a recent article in The Jewish Daily Forward titled "Funding Peoplehood," Misha Galperin, a top official with the Jewish Agency, writes that for the past few years "the organized Jewish community worldwide has recognized that the next major task facing us is strengthening Jewish identity, which we've come to call 'the price of peoplehood.'"

David Suissa: Jewish Peoplehood Is History David Suissa 2011

Another critique came from Daniel Septimus, of myjewishlearning.com, who wrote: What is the content of Galperin's 'bond of peoplehood'?

David Suissa: Jewish Peoplehood Is History David Suissa 2011

Hernan Galperin offers some ideas we all shoudl be able to agree on:

Global Voices in English » Harvard Forum: Are we satisfied with what we’ve got? 2009

No wonder Galperin's piece got some heated responses.

David Suissa: Jewish Peoplehood Is History David Suissa 2011

Hernan Galperin offers a distinction between tacit and codified knowledge.

Global Voices in English » Update from the Harvard Forum on ICT4D 2009

No wonder Galperin's piece got some heated responses.

David Suissa: Jewish Peoplehood Is History David Suissa 2011