Correction to: As Good as Comedy Gold: Tracing Jewish Heritage and Humor in the Works of Joseph Heller

In the section Writing "the Jewish Experience in America", in the third paragraph, the sixth sentence has been altered to read: "Benjamin Schreier notes that even Jewish literary study itself, not just the critic-author sphere, could be "understood in terms of a history of the desire for a representational concept of The Jew rather than as part of the history of the representation of Jews" (22)." instead of: "Benjamin Schreier notes that even in Jewish literary study, not just in the critic-author sphere, Good as Gold was mostly a "history of the desire for a representational concept of The Jew rather than as part of the history of the representation of Jews" (22).