"This is an excellent book—intelligent, articulate, and thought-provoking. The writing is top notch, the arguments compelling. The issues raised have potentially far-reaching implications. I wholeheartedly recommend Respecting the Wicked Child."—Joel Marks, University of New Haven
"The basic argument of this book is very appealing. The presentation is clear and often engaging. It is not too technical and will not put off the layperson, but it still remains of interest to the theoretical philosopher. In addition to secular Jews, the book should be of interest to those who feel some conflict between the most cosmopolitan identities and their inherited 'tribal' or ethnic or racial identities."—David B. Wong, Brandeis University