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Jewish Sexual Ethics: Bibliographies
Anti-Semitism and Gender Stereotyping
Alperin, Mimi. “JAP Jokes: Hateful Humor.” Humor: International Journal of Humor Research 2 (1989) 412-416.
Aptheger, Bettina. “Teaching About Anti-Semitism and the Legacy of Jewish Women,” Women’s Studies Quarterly 21(Fall 1993) 63-68.
Beck, Evelyn Torton. “The Politics of Jewish Invisibility,” NWSA Journal 1 (Autumn 1988) 93-102.
Becker, Janice L. The Jewish American Princess and Other Myths: The Many Forms of Self-Hatred. New York: Shapolsky, 1991.
Bulkin, Elly, Minnie Bruce Pratt and Barbara Smith. Your’s in Struggle: Three Feminist Perspectives on Anti-Semitism and Racism. Ithaca, N.Y.: Firebrand Books, 1988.
Chayat, Sherry. “JAP-Baiting on the College Scene.” Lilith 17 (Fall 1987) 6-7.
Dubowsky, Hadar. “White Jewish Female: What Happens When I Fit Into More Than One Category?” New York: Lilith 18 (Summer 1993) 18-19.
Finkelstein, S. Naomi. “Celebrating Differences or the Difference Between Pain and Oppression.” Bridges 4 (Winter/Spring 1994) 59-61.
Frondorf, Shirley. Death of a “Jewish American Princess”: The True Story of a Victim on Trial. New York: Villard Books, 1988.
Gangelhoff, Bonnie. “No Laughing Matter: The Jewish American Princess.” Magazine of the Houston Post (Nov. 15, 1987) 12-9.
Gilson, Estelle. “The Hapless JAP.” Congress Monthly 55 (1988) 10-11.
Gornick, Vivian. “Twice an Outsider: On Being Jewish and a Woman.” Tikkun 4, (March/April 1989) 29-31, 123-125.
Josefowitz, Rachel. “Antisemitism and Sexism in Stereotypes of Jewish Women.” Women and Therapy 5 (Summer/Fall 1986) 249-257.
Kray, Susan. “Orientation of an ‘Almost White’ Woman: the Interlocking Effects of Race, Class, Gender, and Ethnicity in American Mass Media.” Critical Studies in Mass Communications 10 (Dec. 1993) 349-366.
Lamb, Lynette. “JAP Jokes are Nothing to laugh at: Why Should Jewish Women take the Rap for our Materialistic Culture?” Utne Reader (May/June 1989).
Latting, Jean Elizabeth and Laura Belkin Wolf. “Feminism, Self-Esteem and Depression Among Jewish Women: An Empirical Study.” Journal of Jewish Communal Social Service 63 (Spring 1987) 219-226.
Medjuck, Sheva. “From Self-Sacrificing Jewish Mother to Self-Centered Jewish Princess: Is This How Far We’ve Come?” Atlantis: A Women’s Studies Journal 14 (1988) 90-97.
Morris, Bonnie. “Anti-Semitism in the Women’s Movement: A Jewish Lesbian Speaks.” Off Our Backs 20 (December 1990) 12-13.
New, Elisa. “Killing the Princess: The Offense of a Bad Defense.” Tikkun 4 (Mar/Apr 1989) 17-19, 114-117.
Rubinstein, Judith and Allen Rubinstein. “The Graffiti Wars.” Lilith 17 (Fall 1987) 8-9.
Saper, Bernard. “The JAP Joke Controversy: An Excruciating Psychosocial Analysis.” Humor: International Journal of Humor Research 4 (1991).
Schnur, Susan. “Blazes of Truth: When is a JAP not a Yuppie?” Lilith 17 (Fall 1987) 10-11.
Schwalb, Susan and William C. Sedlack. “Student Attitudes Towards “JAPS”: The New Anti Semitism.” ERIC Research Report: ED311332. University of Maryland Research Report (1987).
Spencer, Gary. “An Analysis of JAP-Baiting Humor on the College Campus.” International Journal of Humor Research 2 (1989) 329-348.
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