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Impact of Culture on Structure of Jewish School

Gerald A. Teller

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One of the most interesting areas of study for both education and anthropology is the impact of culture on the formation of societal institutions and the human personality. This paper explores the impact of Jewish culture and the Jewish cultural heritage on the structure of the Jewish school and the nature of the Jewish school experience.

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One of the most interesting areas of study for both education and anthropology is the impact of culture on the formation of societal institutions and the human personality. This paper explores the impact of Jewish culture and the Jewish cultural heritage on the structure of the Jewish school and the nature of the Jewish school experience.

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One of the most interesting areas of study for both education and anthropology is the impact of culture on the formation of societal institutions and the human personality. This paper explores the impact of Jewish culture and the Jewish cultural heritage on the structure of the Jewish school and the nature of the Jewish school experience.

Key concepts: Judaism, Jewish culture, Personality, Sociology, Cultural heritage, Cultural anthropology, Anthropology, Psychology

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