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study is also relevant to scholars interested in comparative religious studies within and beyond Judaism. Rather than resisting or lamenting transformations in American Judaism, Summit embraces a discussion of important shifts in Jewish ritual practices during an era of technological and social change. As such, this book not only succeeds in bringing into focus what it means to perform sacred texts, but ultimately, the range of Jewish American identities and worship practices that give meaning to the notion of the sacred in Judaism in the United States (32). With great attention to detail and compassion for different religious perspectives, this study provides new and important insights into the meanings of the Torah service and chant practices that will find applications in a wide variety of pedagogical and scholarly contexts.