Somber lust
Subtitle: the art of Amos Oz
By: Yair Mazor ; translated by Marganit Weinberger-Rotman
Contributors: NetLibrary, Inc
Series: SUNY series in modern Jewish literature and culture
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Number of pages: 206
Subjects: Criticism and interpretation
Work titles: Liṭuf ba-afelah
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-201) and indexes.

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Table of contents: title: Introduction: Mapping poetics, documenting ideology, and above all, being motivated by love; title: Since the Jackals' lament carries the sound of yearning: intertextuality and deconstruction in "Nomads and Viper"; title: The Father, the Son, and the Blowing of the Ill Wind, or writing Strindberg from Right to Left; title: The spy who may never come in from the cold: a discussion of To Know a Woman; title: At last, the secret double agency takes off his gloves and removes the mask: a discussion of A Panther in the Basement; title: essays are sometimes masked aesthetics: a discussion of Under This Blazing Light; title: Some rest at last. Tracing a literary motif: the motif of the picture in A Perfect Peace and Beyond; title: Amos Oz talks about Amos Oz: "Being I, Plus Being Myself"-an interview with Hillit Yeshourun.