The emerging landscape
Subtitle: tradition and innovation
By: editor, Daniel Walden.
Contributors: Walden, Daniel, 1922-.
Series: Studies in American Jewish literature -- v. 22; Studies in American Jewish literature (Albany, N.Y.) -- v. 22.
Publisher: Published by the Univerity of Nebraska Press
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Lincoln, NE
Language: eng
Number of pages: 179
Subjects: American literature -- Jewish authors -- History and criticism.; Jews in literature.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Magical realism in the short fiction of Isaac Bashevis Singer / Tracy Mishkin; title: Which way from Norridgewock? / Virginia Ricard; title: Living in dirt / Ronit Berger; title: Allegra Goodman's fiction / Evelyn Avery; title: The lesbian and the mishpachah / Helene Meyers; title: The forgotten history of David Meltzer's journal Tree / Christine A. Meilicke; title: Grace Paley's oppositional view of assimilation in "The loudest voice" / Janet Ruth Heller; title: Faith, optimism, and the place of the personal / Deborah Heller; title: Tangled legacies and the American dream / Grace Caporino and Diane Isaacs; title: From polarity to moral ambiguity / Margaret Burton; title: Art, ethnicity, and the new woman in Eda Ferber's Fanny herself / Adam Sol; title: The breath of the dummy / David Zucker; title: Emma Wolf's Heirs of yesterday and the Jewish community in San Francisco in the late nineteenth century / Barbara Cantalupo.