The following titles on our Recent Acquisitions Display are just a few of our new books, which are available at the reference desk in the Dorot Jewish Division. Catalog entries for the books can be found by clicking on their covers.

Several books are also available through our e-book catalog, Project Muse, Oxford Scholarship Online and University Press Scholarship Online.

• Chic Made Simple: Fresh, Fast, Fabulous Kosher Cuisine by Esther Deutsch
• Chosen Calling: Jews In Science In The Twentieth Century by Noah J. Efron (E-book through OverDrive and Project Muse)
• Dislocated Memories: Jews, Music, And Postwar German Culture by Tina Frühauf (ed.) (E-book through Oxford Scholarship Online)
• Divine Courtroom In Comparative Perspective by Ari Mermelstein (ed.)
• Ethics In Ancient Israel by John Barton (E-book through Oxford Scholarship Online)
• Excavations In The Western Negev Highlands by Benjamin A. Saidel (ed.)
• Framing Jewish Culture: Boundaries And Representations by Simon J. Bronner (ed.)
• Gustav Landauer: Anarchist And Jew by Paul Mendes-Flohr (ed.)
• Hanukkah In Alaska by Barbara Brown
• Imagined And Real Jerusalem In Art And Architecture by edited by Jeroen Goudeau
• Jewish Women Writers In Britain by edited by Nadia Valman (E-book through Project Muse)
• Meals In Early Judaism: Social Formation At The Table by Susan Marks
• Purity, Body, And Self In Early Rabbinic Literature by Mira Balberg (E-book through Project Muse and University Press Scholarship Online)
• Sephardim: The Jews From Spain by Paloma Díaz-Mas
• Temple In Text And Tradition by Timothy McLay (ed.)
• Three Thousand Years Of Hebrew Versification: Essays In Comparative Prosody by Benjamin Harshav
• Vision From The Prophet And Counsel From The Elders by Hayyim J. Angel
• Zodiac Calendars In The Dead Sea Scrolls by Helen R. Jacobus