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"To
Write the Lips of Sleepers" The Poetry of Amir Gilboa Warren Bargad |
In
1937, the young Yiddish poet Berl Feldman bade farewell to his family in
Radzivil and emigrated to the Land of Israel, where he became the Hebrew
poet Amir Gilboa. In this comprehensive study, Warren Bargad describes and
interprets Gilboa's works at the various stages of his career and defines
his place in the tradition of modern Hebrew poetry. |
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A Cultural Biography II. Nature and the Poetic Self III. Poems of War and the Holocaust IV. New Beginnings V. The Poet Redux. Toward a Modernist Style VI. Poetry as Consciousness VII. The Romantic Modernist VIII. Posthumous Poems |
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by Hebrew Union College Press $44.95s cloth / ISBN 0-87820-416-4 360 pages 1994 |
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