Authentically Orthodox

Focusing on the concept of "lived religion," this book presents a new perspective on Orthodox Judaism and other tradition-bound faith communities in America. It delves into the interplay between Jewish law, youth culture, and gender, highlighting how these groups navigate their faith within American cultural influences. Utilizing extensive archival research and previously unpublished sources, Zev Eleff provides a nuanced exploration of the everyday experiences of Orthodox Jews, challenging existing historical narratives.