Yiddish in Weimar Berlin : at the crossroads of diaspora politics and culture

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Yiddish in Weimar Berlin : at the crossroads of diaspora politics and culture / ed. by Gennady Estraikh and Mikhail Krutikov

Xehetasun bibliografikoak
Beste egile batzuk:	Estraikh, Gennady (Argitaratzailea), Krutikov, Mikhail (Argitaratzailea)
Formatua:	Liburua
Hizkuntza:	German
Argitaratua:	London : Legenda, 2010
Saila:	Studies in Yiddish 8
Edukiak/piezak:	14 erregistroak

1. "The air outside is bloody" : Leyb Kvitko and his pogrom cycle "1919"

2. Yiddish, the storyteller, and German-Jewish modernism : a new look at Alfred Döblin in the 1920s

3. Reports from the "Republic Lear" : David Eynhorn in Weimar Berlin 1920-24

4. Unkind mirrors : Berlin in three Yiddish novels of the 1930s

5. Between literature and history : Israel Joshua Singer's Berlin novel "The Family Carnovsky" as a cul-de-sac of the German-Jewish "symbiosis"

6. A warm morning gown and a shawl from Berlin : Liebe Zaltsman's Yiddish letters to Helene Koigen

7. A Yiddish poet engages with German society : A. N. Stencl's Weimar period

8. Belarus in Berlin, Berlin in Belarus : Moyshe Kulbak's "Raysn" and "Meshiekh ben-Efrayim" between nostalgia and apocalypse

9. The Berlin bureau of the New York "Forverts"

10. "Like fires in overgrown forests" : Moyshe Kulbak's contemporary Berlin poetics

11. Deciphering the hieroglyphs of the metropolis : literary topographies of Berlin in Hebrew and Yiddish modernism

12. Jewish universalism, the Yiddish Encyclopedia, and the Nazi rise to power

13. Max Weinreich in Weimar Germany

14. Introduction : Yiddish on the Spree