A journal for the study and advancement of Jewish culture and ideals.
The Menorah Journal explores Jewish life across communities, traditions, places and points of view. It introduces readers to interesting and distinctive aspects of Jewish culture through thoughtful scholarship, engaging articles, cultural features, art and visual storytelling. The work is scholarly when the subject calls for it, but always accessible and readable. It seeks to deepen knowledge and connection among Jewish readers and help readers of every background better understand and appreciate Jewish life.
The Physical Archive
One of the world’s largest known collections of the historic Menorah Journal.
Our physical archive in Cincinnati, Ohio, currently preserves 99 historical issues in original printings spanning 1917–1962, documented issue by issue in our public archive index.
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Essays, scholarship, criticism, literature and other serious work engaging Jewish culture and ideas are now being considered.
The historic journal in its own pages.
Selected pages from original issues document the journal’s editorial range, visual culture and place within twentieth-century Jewish intellectual life.
Digital access to the historic journal.
The complete historic run is indexed below, with each issue linked to the most specific HathiTrust digital record available.
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