“Peretz”

Review

Review of Adi Mahalel's The Radical Isaac: I. L. Peretz and the Rise of Jewish Socialism

Elazar Elhanan

Reading Peretz as a political thinker, Adi Mahalel offers a case for writing socialism into the center of the rise of modern Yiddish literature.

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The Small Talk of I. L. Peretz

David G. Roskies

In this peer-reviewed article, David Roskies explores Peretz's fondness for dialogue to discover the sound chamber of Polish Jewry.

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Weaving The Revolution: I. L. Peretz The Social Protest Writer

Adi Mahalel

In this peer-reviewed article, Adi Mahalel follows Peretz's search, through new literary styles, for new forms of revolutionary politics.

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Is There Such a Thing as “Yiddish Architecture”?

Cecile E. Kuznitz

The “spatial turn” in the humanities has opened up new kinds of thinking about Jews’ relationship to place. Yet how can this approach—which focuses on the physically concrete—be applied to the field of Yiddish studies, which after all is defined by the intangible factor of language?