Reviews

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Yiddish Revival, Hebrew Revival: A Review

Thinking beyond notions of origin, nativity, and possession in language, Henig offers a reflection on the paradoxes of ethnolinguistic nationalism and what it might mean, instead, to linger on the stuttering, nomadic, and ghostly modes of an undead language.

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The Place of German in the History of Jewish Nationalism: Review of German as a Jewish Problem by Marc Volovici

German as a Jewish Language challenges the distinctions made between “Jewish” and “non-Jewish” languages and concurrently emphasizes the permeability between disciplinary boundaries.

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