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| adam_text | THE RIDICULOUS JEW
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TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
TARAS BULBA : GOGOL S RIDICULOUS JEW, FORM AND FUNCTION
TARAS BULBA AND THE JEWISH LITERARY CONTEXT : WALTER SCOTT, GOGOL, AND
RUSSIAN FICTION
TARAS BULBA OTHERWISE : DECONSTRUCTING GOGOL S COSSACKS AND JEWS
THE JEW : TURGENEV AND THE POETICS OF JEWISH DEATH
NOTES FROM THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD : RIDICULOUS JEW, EXISTENTIAL
CHRISTIAN, HAGIOGRAPHIC MUSLIM, AND THE INTENTIONAL TEXT
NOTES FROM THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD : DOSTOEVSKY S RIDICULOUS JEW AND THE
CRITICS
NOTES FROM THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD : THE OTHER ISAY FOMICH : SUBVERSION
AND THE REVENGE OF THE STEREOTYPE
CONFRONTING THE LEGACY OF THE STEREOTYPE : BABEL, RYBAKOV AND JEWISH
DEATH.
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
This book is a study devoted to exploring
the use of a Russian version of the
Jewish stereotype (the ridiculous Jew) in the
works of three of the greatest writers of the
nineteenth century. Rosenshield does not
attempt to expose die stereotype, which was
¿setf»)SOnsGÍously
ш4
unashamedly employed.
■Rather, he examines how stereotypes are used
to further the very different artistic, cultural,
and ideological agendas of each writer. What
distinguishes this book from others is that
it explores the problems that arise when an
ethnic stereotype is so fully incorporated into
a work of art that it takes on a life of its own,
often undermining the intentions of its author
as well as many of the defining elements of
the stereotype itself. With each these writers,
the Jewish stereotype precipitates a literary
transformation, taking their work into an
uncomfortable space for the author and a
challenging one for readers.
|
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THE RIDICULOUS JEW
/ ROSENSHIELD, GARY
: C2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
TARAS BULBA : GOGOL'S RIDICULOUS JEW, FORM AND FUNCTION
TARAS BULBA AND THE JEWISH LITERARY CONTEXT : WALTER SCOTT, GOGOL, AND
RUSSIAN FICTION
TARAS BULBA OTHERWISE : DECONSTRUCTING GOGOL'S COSSACKS AND JEWS
"THE JEW" : TURGENEV AND THE POETICS OF JEWISH DEATH
NOTES FROM THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD : RIDICULOUS JEW, EXISTENTIAL
CHRISTIAN, HAGIOGRAPHIC MUSLIM, AND THE INTENTIONAL TEXT
NOTES FROM THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD : DOSTOEVSKY'S RIDICULOUS JEW AND THE
CRITICS
NOTES FROM THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD : THE OTHER ISAY FOMICH : SUBVERSION
AND THE REVENGE OF THE STEREOTYPE
CONFRONTING THE LEGACY OF THE STEREOTYPE : BABEL, RYBAKOV AND JEWISH
DEATH.
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
This book is a study devoted to exploring
the use of a Russian version of the
Jewish stereotype (the ridiculous Jew) in the
works of three of the greatest writers of the
nineteenth century. Rosenshield does not
attempt to expose die stereotype, which was
¿setf»)SOnsGÍously
ш4
'unashamedly employed.
■Rather, he examines how stereotypes are used
to further the very different artistic, cultural,
and ideological agendas of each writer. What
distinguishes this book from others is that
it explores the problems that arise when an
ethnic stereotype is so fully incorporated into
a work of art that it takes on a life of its own,
often undermining the intentions of its author
as well as many of the defining elements of
the stereotype itself. With each these writers,
the Jewish stereotype precipitates a literary
transformation, taking their work into an
uncomfortable space for the author and a
challenging one for readers. |
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