| Olivier Zunz - 1985 - 350 páginas
...country as it does to the culture imported from the old country. Horace Kallen's classic observation— "an Irishman is always an Irishman, a Jew always a Jew. Irishman or Jew is" bom; citizen, lawyer, or church-member is made" 138 —does not apply if the culture of Jewish and... | |
| Martin E. Marty - 1997 - 484 páginas
...bald terms race and nationality obtained once and forever, it had to be culture that was adaptable. "So an Irishman is always an Irishman, a Jew always...born; citizen, lawyer, or church-member is made." Therefore natural groups like the Irish or the Jews could not be destroyed without destroying their... | |
| Olivier Zunz - 1982 - 514 páginas
...Ethnicity is an ascribed status; one can adapt it to circumstances, even deny it, but one cannot change it: "An Irishman is always an Irishman, a Jew always a Jew. Irishman or Jew is born; citizen, lawyer or church member is made," once wrote Horace Kallen." Occupation is ascribed to a lesser degree, only... | |
| Carol Weisbrod - 2009 - 233 páginas
...were permanent and natural: "[A]n Irishman is always an Irishman, a Jew is always a Jew. Irishman or a Jew is born; citizen, lawyer or church-member is made....Irishman and Jew are facts in nature; citizen and church member are artifacts in civilization." 34 It is a stance that omits a fair number of questions—they... | |
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