"In the open" : Jewish women writers and British culture

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"In the open" : Jewish women writers and British culture

edited by Claire M. Tylee

University of Delaware Press, c2006

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Bibliography: p. 247-260

収録内容

  • Introduction: the visibility and distinctiveness of Jewish women's writing in Britain / Claire M. Tylee
  • "Ticketing oneself a Yid" : generic fiction, antisemitism and the response to Nazi atrocities in Naomi Jacob's Barren metal / Claire M. Tylee
  • "A Jewish womanhood attached to the soil-- a new type of Jewish womanhood" : constructions of Israel in the fiction of Lynne Reid Banks / Deborah Philips
  • Ellen Galford's "ghost writing" : dykes, dybbuks, and doppelgangers / Paulina Palmer
  • Divided loyalties : Betty Miller's narratives of ambivalence / Sarah Sceats
  • Bellow at your elbow, Roth breathing down your neck : gender and ethnicity in novels by Bernice Rubens and Linda Grant / David Brauner
  • Motifs of exile, hopelessness, and loss : disentangling the matrix of Anita Brookner's novels / Aránzazu Usandizaga
  • "Gay Israels" and the "nomadic embrace" : Mina Loy writing race / Alex Goody
  • "The link of common aspirations" : Wales in the work of Lily Tobias / Jasmine Donahaye
  • Denise Levertov and the poetry of multiculturalism / David Fulton
  • Writing the self : memoirs by German exiles, British-Jewish women / Sue Vice
  • Stages of memory : imagining identities in the Holocaust drama of Deborah Levy, Julia Pascal, and Diane Samuels / Susanne Greenhalgh
  • "The pressure of what has been felt" : the poetry of Elaine Feinstein / Rose Atfield

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内容説明

This collection of twelve essays on Jewish women writers and British culture breaks new ground in the fields of both women's studies and Jewish studies. For the first time a variety of British women writers from across the twentieth century are brought together and considered through the lens of their Jewish background. The surprising result is to reveal unsuspected connections between authors as diverse as the cross-dressing actress Naomi Jacob and the former professor of Art History at the Courtauld, Anita Brookner, between the Anglo-American poets Denise Levertov and Mina Loy, the Welsh Zionist novelist, Lily Tobias, and the Israeli children's writer, Lynne Reid Banks; between the translator, Elaine Feinstein, the cellist, Anita Lasker-Wallfisch, and the dramatist, Diane Samuels.

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