The biographical and poetic similarity between Rachel Bluwstein (1890-1931) and Lea Goldberg (1911-1970) calls for a comparative study of the two poetesses, which were undertaken in the specific context of migrant literature, in light of the term “bi-rootedness”. Both Bluwstein and Goldberg had “double roots”, in Russia and in the Land of Israel, and this can be clearly seen in a “bi-rooted” mind-set manifest in their poems, which will be examinedin this paper. In my analysis two manifestations of this “bi-rooted pain”will be observed: European memories and a yearning for the old homeland on the one hand, and the rejection of adapting to the new homeland on the other
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“Finding Home in Babel” examines literary representations of (im)migrant identity formation and tran...
The mass migration of almost a million Russian speakers to Israel following the collapse of the Sovi...
This paper examines Bohdan Boichuk’s poetry by looking into the role his childhood memorie...
The biographical and poetic similarity between Rachel Bluwstein (1890-1931) and Lea Goldberg (1911-1...
By the end of the twentieth century, Russian-speaking Jews solidified their reputation as emigrants ...
The work of immigrant writers, whose professional identity is built around language, can deepen unde...
This dissertation is a phenomenological exploration of the lived experience of being a bi-rooted mig...
This dissertation examines the multiple place narratives in modern Jewish literature from Israel and...
The article deals with the images of Lithuania found in Czesław Miłosz’s poetry. The novels and essa...
Ko Chung Man Cynthia.Thesis (M.Phil.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2005.Includes bibliographica...
Mois Benarroch is a Moroccan-Israeli poet who has been very influential on Mizrahi (Eastern/ Orienta...
According to Marianne Hirsch, descendants of exiled Holocaust survivors unwillingly inherit their pa...
Naomi Shiheb Nye is an American Arab poetess, who lives within the Arab diaspora of Texas in harmony...
This dissertation focuses on the figure of Jewish exile since the rise of Zionism. My research propo...
In her article Exile, Homeland, and Milieu in the Oral Lore of Carpatho-Russian Jews Ilana Rosen a...
“Finding Home in Babel” examines literary representations of (im)migrant identity formation and tran...
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This paper examines Bohdan Boichuk’s poetry by looking into the role his childhood memorie...
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