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Touching Time: Poetry, History, and the Erotics of Yiddish
Zohar Weiman-Kelman
Criticism (Detroit), 2017-01, Vol.59 (1), p.99-121
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Detroit: Wayne State University Press
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Título:
Touching Time: Poetry, History, and the Erotics of Yiddish
Autor:
Zohar Weiman-Kelman
Assuntos:
Apocrypha
;
Classism
;
Cultural transmission
;
English language
;
Erotica
;
Eroticism
;
Exegesis & hermeneutics
;
Jewish history
;
Jewish literature
;
Jewish people
;
Language translation
;
Literary characters
;
Literary criticism
;
Literary devices
;
Literary history
;
Literary translation
;
Logic
;
Love poetry
;
Misogyny
;
Modernism
;
Narrative poetry
;
Narrative structure
;
Narrative techniques
;
Narratives
;
Pain
;
Pleasure
;
Poetry
;
Poets
;
Readers
;
Religious poetry
;
Short stories
;
Shtetls
;
Transliteration
;
Women
;
Yiddish language
É parte de:
Criticism (Detroit), 2017-01, Vol.59 (1), p.99-121
Descrição:
[...]it is the current state of Yiddish that casts it as potential fetish, specifically the combination of "a moment of crisis" located within and exposed through a "cross-cultural exchange." Adding the qualification "though we never used the word.,"' Klepfisz highlights both the presence and the unspeakability of the lesbian dwelling in the term "roommate/' and in the Yiddish word lezbianĶe, which may be explicit, but is equally unused. [...]by letting the woman in the poem "acknowledge her passion" in English, and be a IezbianĶe in Yiddish, Klepfisz avoids an assimilationist progress narrative in which we move from an oppressive traditional world (in Yiddish) to a modern liberated world in English. [...]the poem takes flight in untranslated Yiddish, forcing us to activate the knowledge given earlier. [...]Johnson writes, "every effort to patch the vessel together only breaks it further."
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Detroit: Wayne State University Press
Idioma:
Inglês
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