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Table of Contents

A Non-Universal Global: On Jewish Writing and World Literature

Lital Levy, Allison Schachter
pp. 1-26
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Measuring Distances: Hebrew Essayists Reading World Literature

Dina Berdichevsky
pp. 27-52
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2979/prooftexts.36.1-2.02
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Imagining Cosmopolitanism, Conviviality, and Coexistence in World Literature: Jews, Muslims, Language, and Enchantment in Joann Sfar's The Rabbi's Cat

Dalia Kandiyoti
pp. 53-82
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Jewish Alienation through a Ukrainian Looking Glass: Dovid Hofshteyn's Translations of Taras Shevchenko

Amelia M. Glaser
pp. 83-110
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Between the World and the Yishuv: The Translation of Knut Hamsun's Markens grøde as a Zionist Sacred Text

Karen Grumberg
pp. 111-136
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Ho! and the Transnational Turn in Contemporary Israeli Poetry

Adriana X. Jacobs
pp. 137-166
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At Heym in the Hoyf: Mimi Pinzón's Argentine Yiddish World

Joanna Meadvin
pp. 167-189
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Literary Fortresses: Translation and "World Literature" in Y. Ḥ Brenner's Beyond the Borders and "From the World of Our Literature"

Danielle Drori
pp. 190-216
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Questioning Weltliteratur: Heinrich Heine, Leah Goldberg, and the Department of Comparative Literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Na'ama Rokem
pp. 217-239
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