Daily News | Harold J. Bershady, sociology professor emeritus, author, and editor, has died at 93
“He was always intellectually curious,” said his son Matthew. “He engaged well with young people and helped me become a thinker.”
“Public etiquette is a way of expressing involvement with others, of respecting others,” he said. “But that is changing, especially in this country. The change is due to a heightened degree of individuality, which eventually leads to the diminishment of certain forms of etiquette.” As a boy, he enjoyed stories of the old country his grandmother would share and bedtime Bible stories about Moses, Egypt, and the promised land as told by his father. He listened to radio shows with his family, was mesmerized on visit to museums, and read comic books about superheroes.When Marx Mattered.
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