Discourses of Keidansky

Contents

I	Keidansky Decides to Leave the Social Problem Unsolved for the Present	1
II	He Defends the Holy Sabbath	7
III	Sometimes He is a Zionist	13
IV	Art for Tolstoy's Sake	23
V	"Three Stages of the Game"	33
VI	"The Badness of a Good Man"	41
VII	"The Goodness of a Bad Man"	53
VIII	"The Feminine Traits of Men"	65
IX	The Value of Ignorance	75
X	Days of Atonement	85
XI	Why the World is Growing Better	95
XII	Home, the Last Resort	105
XIII	A Jewish Jester	117
XIV	What Constitutes the Jew?	129
XV	The Tragedy of Humor	139
XVI	The Immorality of Principles	149
XVII	The Exile of the Earnest	157
XVIII	Why Social Reformers Should be Abolished	165
XIX	Buying a Book in Salem Street	173
XX	The Purpose of Immoral Plays	183
XXI	The Poet and the Problem	193
XXII	"My Vacation on the East Side"	199
XXIII	Our Rivals in Fiction	211
XXIV	On Enjoying One's Own Writings	219

DISCOURSES OF KEIDANSKY

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