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Prosperity and Its Discontents,observed that the New York Jewish intellectuals who emerged in the late 1930s.Remember Arthur Miller’s description of his youthful self “struggling to identify myself with mankind rather than one small tribal fraction of it.” But after World War II, Howe continued,

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