2022 (19) 39 (Special Issue)

Vydáno: 06 / 2022
ISSN: 2336-6680
250 stran

Jewish Literature and Culture in Central Europe

 

Editorial Jiří Hrabal, p. 5-7

Studies and Sketches

I. Central European Jewish Authors, their Work and its Reception

Jewish Literature in German Clothing…? Karl Erich Grözinger, p. 13-25
An Outline of the History of German-Written Jewish Literature from Bohemia and Moravia Ingeborg Fialová-Fürstová, p. 26-38
Siegfried Kapper and the South Slavic Literary Culture of the Western Balkans Jiří Hrabal, p. 39-58
The Accusation of Zionism: Anti-Semitic Stereotypes in Polish and Czech Communist Propaganda Joanna Królak, p. 59-67
Student Films Based on the Short Stories of Arnošt Lustig at the Beginning of the 1960s Michal Bauer, p. 68-83
The Poetry of Ilana Shmueli within the Cultural Context of Chernivtsi and Bukovina Radek Malý, p. 84-94
Anyone Can Be a Narrator: Possibilities of Hasidic Storytelling in the Work of Jiří Mordechaj Langer Ondřej Pavlík, p. 95-106

II. Representations of Jewishness and Jews in Central European Literatures

On the Image of Jews in Latin Humanist Poetry Jana Kolářová, p. 109-122
The Memory Trace of Jewishness in the Memoir Literature of Authors of the Late 19th Century Jana Vrajová, p. 123-138
La Belle Juive: The Myth of the Beautiful Jewess in Czech Literature at the Turn of the 20th Century Vojtěch Smutný, p. 139-150
Jewish Traces in the Inter-War Prose Writing of Assimilated Authors Erik Gilk, p. 151-160
The Mirror Image of Josef Bašek: On Human Metamorphosis in Egon Hostovský’s Novel Ztracený stín (1931) Zuzana Kopecká, p. 161-172
‘Tell Me, Gretchen, Wouldn’t You Like to Be a Jewess?’ The Inter-War Image of Jewishness in a Magazine for Modern, Educated Women Kateřina Korábková, p. 173-197
(Un)Familiar Jewishness in the Work of Jiří Weil Marie Brunová, p. 198-209
The Representation of Jewishness in the Work of Viktor Fischl Martina Halamová, p. 210-222
The Jewish World in the Prose Works of Mychajlo Šmajda Adriana Amir, p. 223-241
The Reception of the Life and Work of Franz Kafka in Philip Roth’s Non-Fiction Writings Michal Sýkora, p. 242-249