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JACQUES GUTWIRTH , The Rebirth of Hasidism: 1945 to the Present Day (translated from the French by Sophie Leighton), vii 198 pp., Free Association Books, London, 2005, £19.95 or $35.00, paperback. Jaques Gutwirth is a veteran ethnographer whose anthropological research on hassidic Jewry is extensive. We first met in the early 1970s when he came to Montreal to study the city’s hassidim. I was then in the midst of my Master’s research on some of the sects in that city and was still comparatively naive about collecting data which would help to generate what C. Geertz identified as ‘thick description’. Gutwirth understood that approach only too well: it was hard not to be impressed by his ability to produce detailed observations after a visit to a hassidic establishment or neighbourhood.
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