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This book selects Ozick's thirteen short stories, three novellas and five novels as target texts, and mainly includes an introduction, five chapters and a conclusion. From a non-Jewish perspective, interpret the Jewishness expressed in Ozick's novels. Using diaspora theory, from the perspectives of feminism, new historicism, and postmodern narrative research, this paper explains his views on literature, history, nature, and women, and analyzes how Ozick inherits and develops the main characteristics of Jewishness in contemporary American Jewish novels, unifies ideological and artistic qualities, displays unique Jewishness, and enriches the literary expression of Jewishness in contemporary American Jewish novels. It provides a research way for us to understand this female writer.