An edition of The free thinkers (2000)

The free thinkers

two novellas

A Seven Stories Press 1st ed.
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An edition of The free thinkers (2000)

The free thinkers

two novellas

A Seven Stories Press 1st ed.
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"In "The Free Thinkers," Ida is a factory forelady, a "free thinker" seeking true freedom in a man's world. The second novella, "The Idealists," is an epic allegory of the United States itself, chronicling one family's dissolution over a half century."--BOOK JACKET.

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English
Pages
317

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The Free Thinkers
2002, Seven Stories Press
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The Free Thinkers: Two Novellas
April 9, 2001, Seven Stories Press
Paperback in English - New Ed edition
Cover of: The free thinkers
The free thinkers: two novellas
2000, Seven Stories Press
in English - A Seven Stories Press 1st ed.

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Published in
New York
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
813/.54
Library of Congress
PS3569.I416 F74 2000, PS3569.I416F74 2000

The Physical Object

Pagination
317 p. ;
Number of pages
317

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6778083M
ISBN 10
1583220259
LCCN
00020364
OCLC/WorldCat
43317872
Goodreads
2029355

Work Description

Layle Silbert's stories trace struggles and joys of lives overlooked. In The Free Thinkers: Two Novellas, she gives these lost lives a new voice, recovering in exacting detail the world of newly arrived Eastern European Jews in turn-of-the-century-America. Silbert's stories chronicle their arrival in Chicago and New York, and follow them as they trade Yiddish and Russian for English, find work in factories and Jewish newspapers, attend Zionist meetings, and struggle toward the promise of freedom and happiness.

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