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The Concept of Russian-Jewish Literature and its Ambiguities
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Zsuzsa Hetényi
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents iv
- Preface vii
- The Concept of Russian-Jewish Literature and its Ambiguities 1
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The History Of Russian-Jewish Prose (1860–1940)
- I. “Turbulent Times”—The Utopia of Assimilation 36
- II. “In a Maelstrom”—After the Pogroms 89
- III. “At a Crossroads”—Choosing Paths 115
- IV. “Motherland” and “Cemetery”—Climax and Endgame 169
- V. A Pattern of Narrative in Jewish Assimilation Literature. The Child’s Eye View—Isaac Babel in a Russian-Jewish, American and European Literary Context. A Comparative Conclusion 229
- Biographies of Authors 259
- Appendix 285
- Bibliography 287
- Index 303
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents iv
- Preface vii
- The Concept of Russian-Jewish Literature and its Ambiguities 1
-
The History Of Russian-Jewish Prose (1860–1940)
- I. “Turbulent Times”—The Utopia of Assimilation 36
- II. “In a Maelstrom”—After the Pogroms 89
- III. “At a Crossroads”—Choosing Paths 115
- IV. “Motherland” and “Cemetery”—Climax and Endgame 169
- V. A Pattern of Narrative in Jewish Assimilation Literature. The Child’s Eye View—Isaac Babel in a Russian-Jewish, American and European Literary Context. A Comparative Conclusion 229
- Biographies of Authors 259
- Appendix 285
- Bibliography 287
- Index 303