Vol. 25 (2024)

Articles

• Nativism and Violence in the Hebrew Poetry of the 1950s and 1960s

  Hannan Hever (Author)

  9-56

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• Dreams about Dead Arabs The Oslo Novel

  Leon Franco (Author)

  57-87

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• The Ghosts of Wadi Salib On Visibility, Appropriation and Exclusion in Hebrew Literature

  Chen Bar-Itzhak (Author)

  89-116

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• The Kibbutz, from Symbol to Allegory Opposition as Affirmation in Yigal Mossinson’s 1953 novel The Way of a ManThe Man and in the Writings of the ‘1948 Generation’ during Israel’s First Decade‘Decade

  Lior Libman (Author)

  117-162

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• Setting Fire to the Present On Old Age in the Late Poetry of Haim Gouri and Ori Bernstein

  Omri Herzog, Yael Shenker (Author)

  163-188

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• Voices from the East Japanese Poems Translated by Lea GoldbergVoices Goldberg

  Doron B. Cohen, Shirah M. Cohen (Author)

  191-220

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• Lea Goldberg in the Age of Extremes Poetics of Recovery in Times of WarLea War

  Shai Abadi (Author)

  221-257

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• The Interpretative Aspect in the Translations of Avot Yeshurun’s The Syrian African RiftSyrian Rift

  Omer Waldman (Author)

  261-290

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• The Objects in the Poetry of Avot YeshurunThe Yeshurun *

  Shachar Levanon (Author)

  291-311

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• Objectification, Self-Objectification, and Identification with the Aggressor Aggressor-Victim and Author-Reader Relationships in Three Novellas About IncestAbout Incest

  Chen Edelsburg, Anat Talmon (Author)

  315-348

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• And the Writer Opened the Door On the Hospitality of Ronit Matalon

  Roni Halpern (Author)

  349-379

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• “And Dahlia as well will be a shadow or a cloud in a little while” The Auto/biographical Poetics of the Story “Kitzur Toldot Michal” by Dahlia RavikovitchRavikovitch

  Yael Ben-Zvi Morad (Author)

  381-416

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• “In the Tiles of its Foliage” The Grandchild’s perspective and “Branching Out” expressions in the Poetry of Gabriel PreilOut” Preil

  Yotam Popliker (Author)

  419-444

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