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Jack Nusan Porter, The Jew as Outsider: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, Collected Essays, 1974–1980, Washington, DC: University Press of America, 1982. Pp. 232. $10.50, pap.

Jack Nusan Porter has written an anachronistic book. It is a little book, and it contains a collection of some ten brief essays on major topics. His approach probably would set academic eyebrows to rising, for he is personally involved in these essays to the point of narcissism, especially in a series of asides. His orientation is Jewish, set in full caps and underscored, and he goes after big topics, but as noted above, in a small way.