Israeli Writers Consider the "outsider"Leon I. Yudkin, International Center for University Teaching of Jewish Civilization A society can be judged by its attitude to those who are outside or disadvantaged by reason of class, sex, race, language, background, disability, and so on. This volume seeks to address the models of otherness that exist in Israeli literature. |
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Contents
13 | |
The Other as Wanderer in His Early Poetry | 23 |
Translating the Other in Momik | 37 |
The Image of Woman in Literary Works and as Transvalued in Film Adaptations | 57 |
On Writing Life as a Parable | 82 |
The Authors View of Time Distant Time Near | 91 |
The King of Flesh and Blood Literary Source and Creative Imagination | 100 |
Arab Dissent in His Early Fiction | 112 |
Fictions of Zion and Diaspora | 124 |
Bibliography of Works Translated into English | 138 |
Contributors | |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Alterman Arab Atalia attempt Aviv become beginning Blood bring changes characters child complex continues contrast course create criticism death Diaspora distant early English entire existence experiences expression face fact fate father feminine fiction figure film final fire Flesh forest hand Hannah Hebrew hero heroine Honi identity imagination Israel Israeli Jerusalem Jewish kibbutz kind King language lead leave literary literature live London look masculine meaning memory Momik mother motivates move narrative narrator nature novel observe passage past perhaps person plot poem poet poetry political present Press question rain reader reality reflects remains role sense sexual Simeon social society stereotype story symbolic thing thinking tion translation turn understand University values voice wanderer wanted woman women writing Yehoshua York young
Popular passages
Page 2 - Civilization is sponsored by the Joint Program for Jewish Education of the State of Israel - Ministry of Education and Culture, the Jewish Agency for Israel and The World Zionist Organization; and the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture.