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Boris Slutsky (1919-1986) is a major original figure of Russian poetry of the second half of the twentieth century, whose oeuvre has remained unexplored and unstudied. The first scholarly study of the poet, Marat Grinberg's book substantially fills this critical lacuna in the current comprehension of Russian and Soviet literatures. Grinberg argues that Slutsky's body of work amounts to a Holy Writ of his times, which daringly fuses biblical prooftexts and stylistics with the language of late Russian Modernism and Soviet newspeak. The book is directed toward readers of Russian poetry and pan-Jewish poetic traditions, scholars of Soviet culture and history and the burgeoning field of Russian Jewish studies. Finally, it contributes to the general field of poetics and Modernism.
Russian poetry --- Russian literature --- History and criticism. --- Jewish authors --- Slut͡skiĭ, Boris, --- Слуцкий, Борис, --- Slut︠s︡kiĭ, Boris Abramovich --- Slut︠s︡kiĭ, Boris Abramovich, --- Слуцкий, Борис Абрамович, --- Slut︠s︡kiĭ, B. --- Slutsky, Boris, --- Sluzki, Boris, --- Criticism and interpretation.
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An original investigation into the reading strategies and uses of books by Jews in the Soviet era. In The Soviet Jewish Bookshelf, Marat Grinberg argues that in an environment where Judaism had been all but destroyed, and a public Jewish presence routinely delegitimized, reading uniquely provided many Soviet Jews with an entry to communal memory and identity. The bookshelf was both a depository of selective Jewish knowledge and often the only conspicuously Jewish presence in their homes. The typical Soviet Jewish bookshelf consisted of a few translated works from Hebrew and numerous translations from Yiddish and German as well as Russian books with both noticeable and subterranean Jewish content. Such volumes, officially published, and not intended solely for a Jewish audience, afforded an opportunity for Soviet Jews to indulge insubordinate feelings in a largely safe manner. Grinberg is interested in pinpointing and decoding the complex reading strategies and the specifically Jewish uses to which the books on the Soviet Jewish bookshelf were put. He reveals that not only Jews read them, but Jews read them in a specific way.
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A critical assessment of Jewishness in Woody Allen's films and plays
Jews in popular culture --- Popular culture --- Religious aspects --- Judaism. --- Allen, Woody, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Culture, Popular --- Mass culture --- Pop culture --- Popular arts --- Konigsberg, Allen Stewart, --- Konigsberg, Allan Stewart, --- Allen, Heywood, --- Allen, Vudi, --- Ален, Вудзі, --- Alen, Vudzi, --- Алън, Уди, --- Alŭn, Udi, --- Кьонигсберг, Алън Стюарт, --- Konigsberg, Alŭn Sti︠u︡art, --- Αλεν, Γούντι, --- Alen, Gounti, --- Κένιγκσμπεργκ, Αλεν Στιούαρτ, --- Keninksmpernk, Alen Stiouart, --- Аллен, Вуди, --- Aellŏn, Udi, --- 앨런, 우디, --- Alen, Ṿudi, --- Allens, Vudijs, --- Konigsbergs, Elens Stjuarts, --- Ален, Вуди, --- Кенигсберг, Ален Стјуарт, --- Kenigsberg, Alen Stjuart, --- ウディ・アレン, --- Aren, Udi, --- Конигсберг, Аллен Стюарт, --- Konigsberg, Allen Sti︠u︡art, --- Аллен, Вуді, --- Коніґсберґ, Аллен Стюарт, --- עלען, וואדי, --- 伍迪·艾伦, --- Ailun, Wudi, --- Communication --- Intellectual life --- Mass society --- Recreation --- Culture --- Allen, Woody --- Criticism and interpretation --- United States --- Judaism
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John Doyle Klier's pioneering publications on the relations between Jews and the Russian social order-on topics such as public opinion, governance, conversion, Russification politics, antisemitism, and pogroms-have influenced an entire generation of new scholarship. Jews in the East European Borderlands, a collection of essays honoring Klier's life and work, brings together some of the most innovative scholarship in the field. Focusing on the complex, often violent, entanglements between Jews and Russians, historians and literary scholars critically reassess the artifacts of high culture, including Yiddish and Russian prose and poetry, as well as dimensions of daily life, including letter-writing, diaries, the work of philanthropy, photojournalism, and the mass circulation press.
Jews --- Antisemitism --- Anti-Jewish attitudes --- Anti-Semitism --- Ethnic relations --- Prejudices --- Philosemitism --- Hebrews --- Israelites --- Jewish people --- Jewry --- Judaic people --- Judaists --- Ethnology --- Religious adherents --- Semites --- Judaism --- History
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