Discourses of Keidansky
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1. Front matter2. Note3. Introductory4. I Keidansky Decides to Leave the Social Problem Unsolved for the Present5. II He Defends the Holy Sabbath6. III Sometimes He is a Zionist7. IV Art for Tolstoy's Sake8. V "Three Stages of the Game"9. VI "The Badness of a Good Man"10. VII "The Goodness of a Bad Man"11. VIII "The Feminine Traits of Men"12. IX The Value of Ignorance13. X Days of Atonement14. XI Why the World Is Growing Better15. XII Home, the Last Resort16. XIII A Jewish Jester17. XIV What Constitutes the Jew?18. XV The Tragedy of Humor19. XVI The Immorality of Principles20. XVII The Exile of the Earnest21. XVIII Why Social Reformers Should Be Abolished22. XIX Buying a Book in Salem Street23. XX The Purpose of Immoral Plays24. XXI The Poet and the Problem25. XXII "My Vacation on the East Side"26. XXIII Our Rivals in Fiction27. XXIV On Enjoying One's Own Writings