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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Jewish authors"”.
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Caligula in Jerusalem : the hostile relationship between Emperor Gaius and his Jewish subjects.
… relationship between Gaius (Caligula) and his Jewish subjects via unrest in Alexandria and the emperor's decree that the Jerusalem Temple be converted into a pagan shrine. It is concluded that Gaius was a competent leader who intentionally asserted his power over the region of Judea based on …
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The German Jewish Post-Holocaust Novel: Narrative and a Literary Language for Loss
… investigates how a constellation of German Jewish post-Holocaust novels confronts the paradox of recovering and recuperating lost stories of Holocaust victims. I analyze how works by Edgar Hilsenrath, Jurek Becker, and Fred Wander reveal a preoccupation with the innumerable stories and …
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The Representation of God in First Corinthians 8-10: Understanding Paul in the Context of Wisdom, Philo, and Josephus
… especially in comparison to other Hellenistic Jewish idol polemics. While this is an argument made about the acceptability or non-acceptability of particular practices, it is an argument made on theological grounds, and these theological underpinnings have been largely unexplored. The majority …
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Afterlives: Translations of German Weltliteratur Into Yiddish
… understandings of world literature and Jewish literature. At a time when the ideals of German education, Bildung, were foundational for the Jewish Enlightenment in Eastern Europe, the translations into Yiddish of classic texts by Lessing, Goethe, and Schiller show an effort to bring …
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FILIATIONS OF THE NEGATIVE IN FRANZ KAFKA, PAUL CELAN, AND ANDRE GREEN
… theoretical framework developed by the French-Jewish psychoanalyst André Green (1927-2012) the dissertation investigates the work of the Negative in the late writings of two crucial German-Jewish authors: Franz Kafka (1883-1924) and Paul Celan (1920-1970). Providing a new interdisciplinary …
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David Ignatow: An Annotated Bibliography of Secondary Sources, 1948-1994
The following is an annotated bibliography of the scholarship written on David Ignatow. The work includes an introduction with an overview and assessment of the poet's body of work along with a discussion of the periodic changes in poetry scholars' opinions of and approaches to Ignatow' s work …