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Isaac Bashevis Singer: Critical Essay by Joseph Sherman

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SOURCE: Sherman, Joseph. “What's Jews?: Isaac Bashevis Singer's Androgenus.” Prooftexts 14, no. 2 (May 1994): 167-88.

In the following essay, Sherman explores the quest for spiritual self-fulfillment in Singer's story “Androygenus.”

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