This is an informal survey. Please reply to me directly. How many of you who are librarians in Orthodox shul and yeshiva libraries have on your library shelves any of the following: 1. Harvey Fields' 3-volume Torah Commentary 2. Harvey Fields' B'chol L'vavecha: With all your hear 3. Reform Responsa (various titles) 4. Rabbi Steven Greenberg's Wrestling with God and Men 5. Kravitz & Olitzky: Shir haShirim 6. Kravitz & Olitzky: Mishlei 7. Kravitz & Olitzky: Kohelet 8. W. Gunther Plaut Torah: A Modern Commentary; 9. W. Gunther Plaut: Haftarah Commentary 10. Michael A. Meyer: The Reform Judaism Reader: North American Documents 11. Dana Evan Kaplan, Ellen Umansky, eds. - Platforms and Prayer Books: Theological and Liturgical Perspectives on Reform Judaism; 12. Dana Evan Kaplan American Reform Judaism: An Introduction 13. Dana Evan Kaplan: Contemporary Debates in American Reform Judaism: Conflicting Visions\
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