Reuven Malter

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Reuven Malter is the thoughtful, observant Jewish teenager and narrator of Chaim Potok’s novel "The Chosen," whose coming-of-age story explores faith, friendship, and intellectual growth in 1940s Brooklyn.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
novel protagonist
appearsIn The Chosen NERFINISHED
characterTrait compassionate
introspective
observant
thoughtful
closeFriendOf Danny Saunders NERFINISHED
community Modern Orthodox Jewish community
conflictType intellectual conflict
religious conflict
country United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Chaim Potok NERFINISHED
education yeshiva student
educationFocus Talmud NERFINISHED
secular studies
ethnicity Jewish
familyName Malter NERFINISHED
fatherOccupation Talmudic scholar
teacher
gender male
givenName Reuven NERFINISHED
hasFather David Malter NERFINISHED
historicalContext Holocaust era NERFINISHED
World War II NERFINISHED
creation of the State of Israel
language English
literaryGenre Jewish American literature
bildungsroman
meetsThrough baseball game
narrativeTheme coming of age
faith
friendship
intellectual growth
religious identity
narratorOf The Chosen NERFINISHED
publisherWork Fawcett (The Chosen) NERFINISHED
religion Judaism
religiousOrientation Modern Orthodox Judaism NERFINISHED
residence Brooklyn NERFINISHED
roleInWork first-person narrator
protagonist
setting Jewish neighborhoods of Brooklyn
timePeriod 1940s

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The Chosen mainCharacter Reuven Malter