Jewish American and Holocaust literature : representation in the postmodern world

SUNY series in modern Jewish literature and culture

SUNY series in modern Jewish literature and culture.

Hidden children: the literature of hiding / An eye on a scrap of the world: Ida Fink's Hidden witnesses / Jerzy Kosinski: did he or didn't he? / By the light of darkness: six major European writers who experienced the Holocaust / Memory and collective identity: narrative strategies against forgetting in contemporary literary responses to the Holocaust / The rendition of memory in Cynthia Ozick's The Shawl / A speck of dust blown by the wind across land and desert: images of the Holocaust in Lanzmann, Singer, and Appelfeld / Writing to break the frozen seas within: the power of fiction in the writings of Norma Rosen and Rebecca Goldstein / Art and atrocity in a post-9/11 world / Africanity and the collapse of American culture in the novels of Saul Bellow / The Jewish journey of Saul Bellow: from secular satirist to spiritual seeker / Philip Roth and Jewish American literature at the millennium / Malamud and Ozick: kindred Neshamas / Myth and addiction in Jonathan Rosen's Eve's Apple / Evolving paradigms of Jewish women in twentieth-century American Jewish fiction: through a male lens/through a female lens / After the melting pot: Jewish women writers and the man in the wrong clothes

Jewish American and Holocaust literature : representation in the postmodern world

SUNY series in modern Jewish literature and culture

SUNY series in modern Jewish literature and culture.

Hidden children: the literature of hiding / An eye on a scrap of the world: Ida Fink's Hidden witnesses / Jerzy Kosinski: did he or didn't he? / By the light of darkness: six major European writers who experienced the Holocaust / Memory and collective identity: narrative strategies against forgetting in contemporary literary responses to the Holocaust / The rendition of memory in Cynthia Ozick's The Shawl / A speck of dust blown by the wind across land and desert: images of the Holocaust in Lanzmann, Singer, and Appelfeld / Writing to break the frozen seas within: the power of fiction in the writings of Norma Rosen and Rebecca Goldstein / Art and atrocity in a post-9/11 world / Africanity and the collapse of American culture in the novels of Saul Bellow / The Jewish journey of Saul Bellow: from secular satirist to spiritual seeker / Philip Roth and Jewish American literature at the millennium / Malamud and Ozick: kindred Neshamas / Myth and addiction in Jonathan Rosen's Eve's Apple / Evolving paradigms of Jewish women in twentieth-century American Jewish fiction: through a male lens/through a female lens / After the melting pot: Jewish women writers and the man in the wrong clothes