Zenner

"Hmmm," he thinks to himself, "this is pretty Zen, but if I had different gearing it would be even Zenner:"

Flights of Fancy: The Art of Unsimplification BikeSnobNYC 2010

Zenner concedes that "people complain that scholarly books are expensive, and of course they are, relatively," but that "of course" covers up some rather astonishing sins of omission--like, for example, any mention of how much scholarly books actually cost.

Academic 2009

Pace Zenner, most of us don't expect our books to sell particularly well, unless we're the second incarnation of Jacques Derrida or something.

The Little Professor 2009

Zenner concedes that "people complain that scholarly books are expensive, and of course they are, relatively," but that "of course" covers up some rather astonishing sins of omission--like, for example, any mention of how much scholarly books actually cost.

The Little Professor 2009

Pace Zenner, most of us don't expect our books to sell particularly well, unless we're the second incarnation of Jacques Derrida or something.

In which I make what, coming from me, will sound like a rather odd objection 2009

Zenner concedes that "people complain that scholarly books are expensive, and of course they are, relatively," but that "of course" covers up some rather astonishing sins of omission--like, for example, any mention of how much scholarly books actually cost.

Books 2009

Walter Zenner (1989), 117 – 133, and “Ritual and Role Transition: Adult Bat Mitzvah as a Successful Rite of Passage,” in The Uses of Tradition: Jewish Continuity in the Modern Era, ed. Jack Wertheimer (1992), 349 – 376.

Bat Mitzvah: American Jewish Women. 2009

Pace Zenner, most of us don't expect our books to sell particularly well, unless we're the second incarnation of Jacques Derrida or something.

Academic 2009

Pace Zenner, most of us don't expect our books to sell particularly well, unless we're the second incarnation of Jacques Derrida or something.

Books 2009

Zenner concedes that "people complain that scholarly books are expensive, and of course they are, relatively," but that "of course" covers up some rather astonishing sins of omission--like, for example, any mention of how much scholarly books actually cost.

In which I make what, coming from me, will sound like a rather odd objection 2009