epub |eng | 2006-01-01 | Author:Kertész, Imre [Kertész, Imre]

I am inclined to the view that if one talks about art and dictatorship, one can’t avoid Adorno’s precept. “To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric.” But why are we ...

pdf | | 2020-08-20 | Author:Verso (2008)

epub |eng | | Author:Anne C. Dailey [Dailey, Anne C.]

This crucial passage presents complex translation challenges (mainly in the last verse). It marks the dramatic transition from the first set of haftarot to the second, and the difference is ...

epub |eng | | Author:Borovaya, Olga;Borovaya, Olga;

Readers of Ladino Serialized Novels In her elucidating essay on the Yiddish-reading public in Eastern Europe, Alyssa Quint challenges the generally accepted notion of two stages in the development of ...

pdf |en | | Author: Deborah A. Green

pdf |en | | Author: Jordan D. Finkin

pdf |en | | Author: Susan Handelman

pdf |en | | Author: Robert W. Barrett

pdf |en | | Author: Michael J. Broyde; Ira Bedzow

pdf |en | | Author: Louis-Ferdinand Céline

epub |eng | 2015-06-07 | Author:Abraham J. Heschel [Heschel, Abraham J.]

Wonder, Anticipation Your face— God’s escutcheon; Your arms— God’s scepter; Your beauty— How well I know, A poet’s proof Of Divinity. Your shoulders, Pale like the moon, Parnassus in your ...

epub |eng | 2014-09-22 | Author:A.B. Yehoshua [Yehoshua, A.B.]

joined his nephew, who was standing surrounded by throngs of Parisians crowded among the little old wooden houses on a bridge called the New Bridge. Abulafia tugged desperately at his ...

pdf |en | | Author: Rebekka Voß

pdf | | 2017-07-18 | Author:Dimant

pdf |en | | Author: Stephen Frosh