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Abishag: From Biblical Obscurity
to Literary Fame
The secular use
of literary stories.
By Mika Ahuvia
The Joke's on Irving Howe
A look at Yiddish books
that make us laugh.
By Neal Karlen
Guide to the Land of Oz
An interview with Amos Oz's
translator, Nicholas de Lange.
By Benjamin Pollak
English as a Jewish Language
The poetic entanglements of
language and culture.
By Laura Levitt
Judeo-Arabic in Mizrahi Jewish Life
How Arabic became a language
of Jewish scholarship
.
By Raymond Scheindlin
Resurrecting and Embracing Hebrew
A sampling from Ilan Stavans' book,
Resurrecting Hebrew
.
By Ilan Stavans
Secular Literary Representations
in Judeo-Persian
A survey of Iranian Jewry's
rich literary history.
By Dalia Yasharpour
