Index of Persons

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction: Why “Re-Remembering?” 1
4. Part One. Between Aria and Golus: Polish, Jewish, and Polish Jewish Literature
5. 1. Magen Lublin ( מגן לובלין ): Arnsztajnowa and Czechowicz 11
6. 2. Shadows of Jewish Lublin in Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Polish Poetry 38
7. 3. Polish Jews in the Army of the Second Polish Republic: Adolf Rudnicki’s Profile i drobiazgi żołnierskie 46
8. 4. Christian-Jewish Relationships: Sholem Asch’s “The Witch from Castile” 57
9. 5. The Languages of Polish Jews:Linguistic Dilemmas of Polish Jewish Poets 90
10. 6. The Mythical Phenomenon of the Borderlands in Polish Jewish Poetry 101
11. 7. Polish Jewish Poetry and the Child 116
12. Part Two. Four Sides of Time: The Literary Travels of Arnold Słucki
13. 8. Polish Jewish Warsaw: Lyrical Notes 137
14. 9. Two Faces of Russia: Biography and Poetry 149
15. 10. “Idole” and “Idol”: Interpretations 160
16. 11. A Polish Publicist in Israel 170
17. Part Three. Two Lands and Two Skies: Polish Israeli Literary Images
18. 12. Poland and Poles in the Poetry of Authors Writing in Polish in Israel 201
19. 13. The Double Messiah: Leo Lipski’s Piotruś 220
20. 14. Poetry and Judaism: Anna Frajlich’s “Wiersze izraelskie” 236
21. 15. Literary Criticism in the Israeli Daily Newspaper Nowiny-Kurier after 1968: A Reconnaissance 246
22. Part Four. The Textual World of The Holocaust: The Shoah in Recent Polish Literature
23. 16. The Shoah and Topoi 275
24. 17. Reconstructions 285
25. 18. Transfigurations 323
26. 19. Subversions 356
27. Conclusion. Comparative Study of Memory 375
28. Bibliography 385
29. Index of Persons 407