Talk:Israeli literature

message: This page is very badly written and organized, with potted "summaries" in quotation marks and all kinds of strange categorizations that have no basis. Like "the younger generation," for instance. Since when does an alte kaker like Yitzhak Laor belong in that category? I see the article has been rated top priority. Surely someone can do better than this!--Gilabrand 13:26, 13 August 2007 (UTC)
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message: I agree - this is not a good article.  For example, to say that Israeli literature is "generally referred to as Hebrew literature" does tend to leave out the fact that Hebrew literature goes back for thousands of years before the founding of the state of Israel.  This article should be, and is, about the literature written by people from Israel - but then why no Yehuda Amichai, to name but one?  Why no S.Y. Agnon, who spent most of his life in Palestine and Israel and who is still, I think, the only Israeli writer ever to get the Nobel Prize?  Lexo (talk) 01:19, 22 December 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: I remain optimistic for revisions from you and others. Perhaps you'll agree that the article is better than the lack of an article, which of course was once the case. After contributing to this article I learned a bit more about the subject by reading Modern Hebrew Fiction by Gershon Shaked. However my employment and family circumstances have not permitted me to improve the article further. --Hoziron (talk) 06:22, 14 July 2013 (UTC)
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