In Their Surroundings : : Localizing Modern Jewish Literatures in Eastern Europe.

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Place / Publishing House:Göttingen : : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht,, 2022.
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Year of Publication:2022
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource (297 pages)
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Copyright
  • Table of Contents
  • Efrat Gal-Ed, Natasha Gordinsky, Sabine Koller, Yfaat Weiss: Preface
  • David Frishman
  • Naomi Brenner: Hebrew Critic Par Excellence: David Frishman
  • Lilah Nethanel: The Threshold of Sensibilities: David Frishman's Introduction to the Hebrew Translation of George Eliot's Novel Daniel Deronda (1893)
  • Uri Nissan Gnessin
  • Dekel Shay Schory: The Shadows of Death: Uri Nissan Gnessin
  • Natasha Gordinsky: Staging Provincial Poetics: A Close Reading of Uri Nissan Gnessin's Ha-ẓidah (Sideways, 1905)
  • Yosef Ḥayyim Brenner
  • Matan Hermoni: Between Here, Now, and Then: Yosef Ḥayyim Brenner
  • Roni Henig: Troubled Speech, Hebrew Subjects, and the Problem of Meaning-Making: Speaking Hebrew in Yosef Ḥayyim Brenner's Shkhol ve-kishalon (Breakdown and Bereavement, 1920)
  • Dvoyre Fogel
  • Anastasiya Lyubas: A Yiddish Modernist from Lwów: Dvoyre Fogel
  • Anna Maja Misiak: Now Is Before and After: The Suspension of Time in Dvoyre Fogel's Cycle Mide kleyder (Tired Dresses, 1925-1929)
  • Moyshe Kulbak
  • Frieder von Ammon: The Poetics of Birdsong: Moyshe Kulbak
  • Efrat Gal-Ed: A Delicious Cooing and Chirping: Reading the First Chapter of Moyshe Kulbak's Munye der foygl-hendler un Malkele zayn vayb (Munye the Bird Seller and Malkele His Wife, 1928)
  • Ḥayyim Lenski
  • Enrico Lucca: Always Far from the Center: Ḥayyim Lenski and Hebrew Poetry in Russia between the Wars
  • Rafi Tsirkin-Sadan: Hebrew Verse and the End of St. Petersburg: A Close Reading of Ḥayyim Lenski's Ha-yom yarad (The Day Came Down, ca. 1930)
  • Vladimir (Ze'ev) Jabotinsky
  • Tetyana Yakovleva: "I Am the Child of My Time": Vladimir (Ze'ev) Jabotinsky
  • Svetlana Natkovich: A Rhetoric of Evasion: Vladimir (Ze'ev) Jabotinsky's Sipur yamai (Story of My Life, 1936)
  • Dovid Hofshteyn.
  • Werner Nell: Vessels of Verse on Waves of Destruction: Dovid Hofshteyn
  • Sabine Koller: Names Written on the Ruins of Tyranny … : Dovid Hofshteyn and His Translation of Aleksandr Pushkin's K Chaadaevu (To Chaadaev, 1938)
  • Leah Goldberg
  • Annette Wolf: Rooted and Uprooted: Leah Goldberg in Europe
  • Sivan Beskin: Visit to Aunt Zlata: Reading a Scene from Ve-hu ha-or (And This Is the Light, 1946) by Leah Goldberg
  • Yiddish Cultures in Their Surroundings
  • Daria Vakhrushova: The Soviet Yiddish Literati on Culture: Between Modernism and Sovietism
  • Gil Weissblei: Milgroim: Unmasking the Hebrew Identity of a Yiddish Journal
  • Glossary
  • Picture Credits.