An edition of Literary passports
(2010)
Literary passports
the making of modernist Hebrew fiction in Europe
by Shachar Pinsker
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This text explores Hebrew modernist fiction in Europe in the early decades of the 20th century. It not only serves as an introduction to this important body of literature, but also acts as a major revisionist statement.
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Literary passports: the making of modernist Hebrew fiction in Europe
2011, Stanford University Press
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Table of Contents
Spatializing the margins : Hebrew modernism and the urban experience
Odessa and Warsaw : a tale of two centers?
Homel and Lvov : the significance of the frontiers
London : a foggy day in Whitechapel
Vienna : "this mocking and innocent city"
Berlin : between the Scheunenviertel and the Romanisches café
The sexual turn in modernist fiction of fin de siècle Europe
I am so weak and my desire is so strong : the crisis of (Jewish) masculinity
In the house and in the gardens : erotic triangulations and homosocial desire
Writing, masculinity and sexual desire
Imagining the beloved : the new Jewish woman
Old wine in new flasks : the reinvention of Jewish traditions
In the shadow of God : the quest for new religiosity in European and Hebrew modernism
Mysterium tremendum : the varieties of religious experience in Hebrew modernism
Out of the depths : visions and guiding spirits
Appendix : the meaning of Hasidism and its echoes in modern Hebrew literature (1906) / Yosef Chaim Brenner.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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