ISBN:
9783110637366
,
3110637367
Language:
English
Pages:
VI, 310 Seiten
,
Illustrationen
,
23 cm x 15.5 cm
Edition:
1
Year of publication:
2019
Series Statement:
Perspectives on Jewish Texts and Contexts Volume 12
Series Statement:
Perspectives on Jewish texts and contexts
DDC:
809.88924
Keywords:
Juden
;
Palästinenser
;
Vertreibung
;
Heimat
;
Literatur
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Juden
;
Palästinenser
;
Vertreibung
;
Heimat 〈Motiv〉
;
Literatur
Description / Table of Contents:
Asher D. Biemann, Richard I. Cohen, and Sarah E. Wobick-SegevIntroduction — Part 1: Exile and Erasures/Pierre Birnbaum The End of Exile? The Metz Contest of 1787 Revisited—Nina Fischer Remembering/lmagining Palestine from Afar: The (Lost) Homeland in Contemporary Palestinian Diaspora Literature — Part 2: Writing the Homeland/Regina Range Worlds, Words, and Womanhood: Gina Kaus and the Formation of a SpiritualHomeland — Diego Rotman Performing Homeland in Post-Vernacular Times: Dzigan and Shumacher’s Yiddish Theater after the Holocaust—Part 3: Language in Exile Stefani HoffmanThe World as Exite and the Word as Homeland in the Writingof Boris Khazanov—Judith K. Lang HilgartnerUncovering Accent and Belonging in Juan Gelman's Dlbaxu—Part 4: Multiple Exiles, Contingent Homelands Jeffrey A. GrossmanFrance as Wahlheimat for Two German Jews: Heinrich Heineand Walter Benjamin —VI — ContentsH. Esra Almas The Girl from the Golden Horn: Kurban Said / Lev Nussinbaum’s Vision of Homeand Exile in Interbellum Berlin —Anna M. Parkinson“In der Fremde zu hause”: Contingent Cosmopolitanism and Elective Exile in the Writing of Hans Keilson — Part 5: Of Other Spaces: Travel and Trauma Agnes C. Mueller Israel as a Place of Trauma and Desire In Contemporary German Jewish Literature Doerte Bischoff Paper Existences: Passports and Literary Imagination Judith Miller Neither Helmat nor Exile: The Perception of Paris as a Historical Blind Spot inThree Israeli Novels
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