The unique story of a radical Jew and a Jewish radical from his time in a DP Camp in Austria to his coming to America in 1946 and growing up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to his activism in the radical 1960s to making his mark in Boston's literary, academic, political, and business circles.
Exploring the complex relationship between loyalty to Israel and universal human rights, this collection delves into various disciplines including theory, sociology, and literary criticism. By examining historical contexts and contemporary issues, it offers a nuanced understanding of current societal challenges, blending insights from film studies and post-modern thought to illuminate the intricate dynamics at play.