Abstract:reviews j 127 focuses on images of Argentina in the novels of Judith Katz and Isaac Bashevis Singer. The eighth, ''The Outlaw Jews of Buenos Aires,'' continues the analysis of Singer and Katz, showing how they (and earlier, Sholem Aleichem) grapple with the presence of Jewish groups in ''white slavery'' and prostitution in Argentina early in the twentieth century (also the subject of a well-known historical study, Donna Guy's Sex and Danger). The ninth, ''Dirty War Stories,'' focuses on international represent… Show more
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