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History and Politics in Modern Hebrew Fiction
Tue, December 16, 10:15 to 11:45am, Hilton Baltimore, Key 3Session Submission Type: Panel Session
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Individual Presentations
Levi Aryeh Arieli’s “In The Light of Venus” and the Political Dimension of Hebrew Modernist Fiction - Philip Hollander, University of Wisconsin - Madison
The Utopian Dystopia: Igal Mossinsohn’s, THE WAY OF A MAN, and the allegoric icon of the Kibbutz in the 1950s - Lior Libman, University College London
Between historical fiction, family saga and KÜNSTLERROMAN: Yehudit Katzir's TZILLAH - Elisa Carandina, INALCO
The Hassidic-Mitnagdi Clash in Memories of My Childhood or a View of Dvinsk by Sarah Feiga Foner: Historic Testimony vs. Personal Bias - Michal Fram Cohen, Bar-Ilan University