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892.40997 W4319a
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On Shelf
- (Checked in: Sep 12 2012 )
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 261-272) and index.
Contents:
- Introduction
- America is my cage: New York City and the Hebraist alienation from America
- The poetry of an upturned world : modernism and American identity in American Hebrew literature
- Going native : the Indian in the American Hebrew imagination
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- I am not in New York : Hebrew encounters with rural, small-town, and Christian America
- Messiah, American style : Mordecai Manuel Noah and the American refuge
- Coffee and snowflakes : Shimon Halkin and Gabriel Preil in the United States
- The last Mohicans.
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