“contemporary yiddish”
Review
Is it Possible to Escape from the Reality of Israel Through Literature? A Bilingual Review of Tsuzamenbrokh (Breakdown) by Emil Kalin
Zackary Sholem Berger
Translation by Jessica Kirzane
Interview
Yiddish Writing in the Twenty-First Century: A Conversation with Velvl Chernin
Ekaterina Kuznetsova
Interview
“Incomplete Mourning”: A conversation with Rokhl Kafrissen
Jonathan L. Green and Rokhl Kafrissen
Interview
"I'd like to think that it's all my canvas" - an interview with Alex Weiser
Jennifer Rhodes
Blog
Yidishkayt and the American Right: Jewish Safety and the Limits of Political Imagination in The Last Yiddish Speaker
Cassandra Euphrat Weston
Interview
On Translating The Disappearance into Yiddish: Ilan Stavans and Beruriah Wiegand in Conversation
Ilan Stavans and Beruriah Wiegand
Interview
Samderin un Shisbezem: An Interview with Harry Potter Translator Arele Viswanath
Miranda Cooper
Review
Not Entirely Off the Derech: A Review of Ayala Fader’s Hidden Heretics
Zackary Sholem Berger
Ayala Fader’s new book analyzes the double lives of hidden heretics — and how they are forced into such a bifurcated existence. It’s hard for a Yiddishist to maintain a neutral distance from Hidden Heretics, which is devoted to Hasidim who have almost gone completely off the religious path, but still stay inside their communities, leading double or multiple lives.
Oct 17, 2021
Blog
Hasidic Songs about Coronavirus: A Wonderful Voice of Renewal / חסידישע קאראנע-לידער א וואונדערליכע שטימע פון חידוש
Eli Benedict
Blog
Voices from Black Lives Matter Protests: קולות פֿון בלעק לײַװס מעטער פּראָטעסטן