Dreaming the Actual: Contemporary Fiction and Poetry by Israeli Women WritersMiriyam Glazer This book introduces the powerful and provocative new fiction and poetry of Israel s women writers to an English-speaking audience. Read together, the stories and poems in this book will help to create a more sophisticated understanding of Middle Eastern passions and realities, and will foster a wealth of discussion about the meanings of homeland, exile, and diaspora; women s sexuality and spirituality; gender roles; the legacy of the Holocaust; the tensions and reconciliations of religion and secular life; the effects of war; and the power of memory. |
Contents
IV | 17 |
V | 24 |
VI | 33 |
VII | 50 |
VIII | 58 |
IX | 68 |
X | 76 |
XI | 81 |
LVIII | 314 |
LIX | 315 |
LX | 317 |
LXI | 319 |
LXII | 326 |
LXIII | 327 |
LXIV | 328 |
LXV | 331 |
XII | 99 |
XIII | 124 |
XIV | 148 |
XV | 163 |
XVI | 182 |
XVII | 193 |
XVIII | 200 |
XIX | 202 |
XX | 206 |
XXI | 209 |
XXII | 212 |
XXIII | 217 |
XXIV | 226 |
XXV | 241 |
XXVI | 243 |
XXVII | 245 |
XXVIII | 248 |
XXIX | 249 |
XXX | 251 |
XXXI | 253 |
XXXII | 254 |
XXXIII | 256 |
XXXIV | 258 |
XXXV | 260 |
XXXVI | 262 |
XXXVII | 265 |
XXXVIII | 267 |
XXXIX | 268 |
XL | 274 |
XLI | 276 |
XLII | 278 |
XLIII | 279 |
XLIV | 282 |
XLV | 284 |
XLVI | 285 |
XLVII | 287 |
XLVIII | 289 |
XLIX | 298 |
L | 300 |
LI | 302 |
LII | 303 |
LIII | 304 |
LIV | 306 |
LV | 308 |
LVI | 309 |
LVII | 312 |
LXVI | 333 |
LXVII | 334 |
LXVIII | 335 |
LXIX | 337 |
LXX | 339 |
LXXI | 340 |
LXXII | 342 |
LXXIII | 343 |
LXXIV | 344 |
LXXV | 345 |
LXXVI | 346 |
LXXVII | 348 |
LXXVIII | 349 |
LXXIX | 350 |
LXXX | 351 |
LXXXI | 352 |
LXXXII | 354 |
LXXXIII | 355 |
LXXXIV | 356 |
LXXXV | 358 |
LXXXVI | 359 |
LXXXVII | 360 |
LXXXVIII | 361 |
LXXXIX | 362 |
XC | 364 |
XCI | 365 |
XCII | 367 |
XCIII | 369 |
XCIV | 370 |
XCV | 370 |
XCVI | 370 |
XCVII | 370 |
XCVIII | 370 |
XCIX | 370 |
C | 370 |
CI | 370 |
CII | 370 |
CIII | 372 |
CIV | 374 |
CV | 375 |
CVI | 376 |
CVII | 379 |
CVIII | 380 |
CIX | 382 |
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