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Jiddisch (Eigenbezeichnung יידיש oder אידיש, wörtlich „jüdisch“), veraltet Jüdischdeutsch oder Judendeutsch genannt, ist eine annähernd tausend Jahre alte Sprache, die von aschkenasischen Juden in weiten Teilen Europas gesprochen und geschrieben wurde und von einem Teil ihrer Nachfahren bis heute gesprochen und geschrieben wird.
6. Dez. 2021 · The phenomenal rise of Yiddish language and culture is one of the most interesting and colorful sagas of modern Jewish history. In this significant book, Dr. Goldsmith relates the growth of Yiddish to the explosion of Jewish literature, the surge of Zionism, and the popularity of Socialism that impacted upon the Jews of Europe, America, and Israel. Including a study of the major personalities ...
- Emanuel Goldsmith
- December 06, 2021
the rise of modern yiddish culture:: an overview download; xml; the politics of yiddish download; xml; language and revolution:: hevrat mefitse haskalah in 1905 download; xml; the bund’s contribution download; xml; reinventing community download; xml; new trends in interwar yiddish culture download; xml; the judaism of secular yiddishists ...
- David E. Fishman
1. Sept. 2014 · Studies of Yiddish modernism have tended to focus on three aspects of this literature: continuity through the use of traditional, mythic, and ethnographic sources; rupture expressed through alienation in modernity; and the intersection and dialogue with models of modern literature in a comparative context.
- Hana Wirth-Nesher
- 2014
The primary objective of Fishmans book is not an all-encompassing history of the Yiddish language, but a mapping out of the evolution of modern Yiddish culture from its fledgling years in the 1860s to its growth and diffusion in the years after World War One.
15. März 2019 · Mikhl Likht's Yiddish Modernism. In his day Yiddishist Mikhl Likht (1893–1953) was regarded an outlier, and today his work appears in no current anthology of Yiddish literature in translation. Yet he was gifted and passionate, both as a poet and as a translator.
Modern Yiddish literature. The classic writers. The most important period in Yiddish literature began in 1864, with the publication of S.Y. (Sholem Yankev) Abramovitsh ’s Dos kleyne mentshele (“The Little Man,” Eng. trans. The Parasite ).
