Naomi Brenner is an associate professor in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at The Ohio State University, focusing on questions of Jewish multilingualism, translation and cultural circulation. Her first book, Lingering Bilingualism (Syracuse, 2016) explored intersections between early twentieth century Hebrew and Yiddish literary cultures. Her current project examines the emergence of popular fiction in modern Yiddish and Hebrew.
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Ohio State University
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