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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Bashevis Singer"”.

  1. Isaac Bashevis Singer: Speak English, Think Yiddish-- Adaptation versus Assimilation.

    … the words "vanished culture" to describe Isaac Bashevis Singer's work for Polish Jewry had been destroyed. However, Singer's characters survive the travails of anti-Semitism and resettle in America. This study explores Singer's Polish Jews to determine whether they assimilate into their new …

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  2. The book and the wall : the Isaac Bashevis Singer Memorial Archive Library

    The design of this library is based upon two architectural concepts: the concept of defensive architecture, which is the architectural response to perceived threat, and the concept of the building as metaphysical model of the universe, having domains of sacred and profane space. I have long been …

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  3. Survivor’s Guilt and the Ethics of Remembering in Isaac Bashevis Singer's The Slave and Cynthia Ozick’s “The Shawl”

    … One analyzes the use of allegory in Isaac Bashevis Singer’s <em>The Slave</em>, a novel set in seventeenth-century Poland. In writing <em>The Slave</em>, Bashevis Singer approaches issues of guilt and the destruction of cultural and religious spaces, as well as the loss of community, in …

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