REVIEW: Gershon Shaked. <strong>THE CRITIC AS A DIALECTICAL ZIONIST</strong>: <em>HASIPPORET HAIVRIT 1880-1980</em> (Hebrew Fiction 1880-1980), 5 vols. Tel Aviv: Hakibbutz Hameuchad and Keter, 1977-1998.
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Peleg
Publication Date
2003Journal Title
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0272-9601
Publisher
Indiana University Press
Volume
23
Issue
3
Pages
382-382
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Article
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Peleg. (2003). REVIEW: Gershon Shaked. <strong>THE CRITIC AS A DIALECTICAL ZIONIST</strong>: <em>HASIPPORET HAIVRIT 1880-1980</em> (Hebrew Fiction 1880-1980), 5 vols. Tel Aviv: Hakibbutz Hameuchad and Keter, 1977-1998.. Prooftexts, 23 (3), 382-382. https://doi.org/10.2979/pft.2003.23.3.382
Abstract
In the late 1970s, almost thirty years after P. Lachower published his history of the first one hundred years of modern Hebrew literature (1780-1888), Gershon Shaked began writing the history of the next century of Hebrew literature (1880-1980). Rooted in the European encyclopedic tradition, Lachower’s literary history was part of the conscious Zionist effort to establish a Hebrew literary tradition where there was none before. Shaked’s monumental, five-volume work, Hebrew Fiction 1880-1980, on the other hand, is a little harder to explain.
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