Habitus: A Diaspora Journal
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Habitus: A Diaspora Journal
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Habitus: A Diaspora Journal was a semiannual Jewish magazine of international literature and culture. It was founded by Joshua Ellison, who was also editor. Each issue of the magazine was dedicated to writing about a different city, and featured Jewish writers alongside non-Jewish voices. The magazine's mission statement begins: According to a feature in The Forward by staff writer Nathan Popper, Habitus' "operating premise is that the relation of Jews to their far-flung homes — in places like B
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