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CONTENTSVolume 25, Number 1&2Winter/Spring 2005
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Special Issue: Kishinev in the Twentieth Century Alan Mintz and David G. Roskies, Editors Alan Mintz Introduction: Kishinev and the Twentieth Century: Introduction/1 Hayyim Nahman Bialik and A.M. Klein (Translator) ”Be’ir Hahareigah”/The City of Slaughter/9 Dan Laor Kishinev Revisited: A Place in Jewish Historical Memory/30 Michael Gluzman Pogrom and Gender: On Bialik’es Unheimlich/39 Iris Milner “In the City of Slaughter”: The Hidden Voice of the Pogrom Victims/60 Sara R. Horowitz The Rhetoric of Embodied Memory in “In the City of Slaughter”/73 Anita Shapira “In the City of Slaughter” versus “He Told Her”/86 David G. Roskies Bialik in the Ghettos/103 |
Arnold J. Band Two Travelogues: Bialik’s “In the City of Slaughter” and Levi’s If This Is a Man/121 Lawrence Kaplan A More Contemporary Voice: A.M. Klein’s Original and Revised Translations of the Hebrew Poems of Hayyim Nahman Bialik/128 Asa Kasher “Senseless Is Your Death as Senseless Is Your Life”/153 Bibliography/165 Reviews Naomi Sokoloff The Holocaust and Literature for Children/174 Sheila E. Jelen Reading and Writing Women: Minority Discourse in Feminist Jewish Literary Studies/195 T.A. Perry Jewish Metaphysical Poetry?/210 Ishay Rosen-Zvi Misogyny and Its Discontents/217 Abstracts /228 In Future Issues/234 |
CONTENTSVolume 25, Number 3Fall 2005
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Zvia Ben-Yoseph Ginor Involuntary Myths: Mania, Mother, and Zion in Orly Castel-Bloom’s “Ummi fi shurl”/235 T.A. Perry Cain’s Sin in Gen. 4:1-7: Oracular Ambiguity and How to Avoid It/258 Jeremy Dauber Looking Again: Representation in Nineteenth-Century Yiddish Literature/276 Miryam Segal Rahel Bluwstein’s “Aftergrowth” Poetics/319 |
Reviews Marvin A. Sweeney New Commentary on the Haftarot/362 Elsie R. Stern Teaching Torah in the Twenty-First Century: Three Jewish Bible Commentaries/376 Abstracts/402 Index to Volume 25/405 In Future Issues/409 |
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