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The Conversion of the JewsThis quote, coming at the end of the story, and relating explicitly to events earlier on in the story, relates to one of the central themes of this tale, which is hypocrisy in religion. Earlier on,...
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The Conversion of the JewsThe janitor is a foil to Ozzie. He is a Jew yes but only in the fact that he was born Jewish, not a practicing one. He is at most appathetic in his religion and is decribed as being weak in life...
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The Conversion of the JewsIn "The Conversion of the Jews," would this be a good thesis? Some feel that by taking a stand on...There is some element of truth in this statement, but far more obvious is the conflict that this short story creates between tradition and free thought, and how Ozzie is successful in challenging...
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The Conversion of the Jews‘‘The Conversion of the Jews’’ is set in the United States, in the 1950s. More specifically, it takes place in Hebrew school. Well, in and on top of Hebrew school.