Blooming Spaces

The Collected Poetry, Prose, Critical Writing, and Letters of Debora Vogel
Herausgeber: Lyubas, Anastasiya

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Produktbeschreibung

Debora Vogel (1900-1942) wrote in Yiddish unlike anyone else. Yiddish, her fourth language after Polish, Hebrew, and German, became the central vehicle for her modernist experiments in poetry and prose. This ground-breaking collection presents the work of the key yet unrecognized figure in the constellation of European modernity.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Academic Studies Press
• Seitenzahl: 436
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. November 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 158mm x 27mm
• Gewicht: 631g
• ISBN-13: 9781644693919
• ISBN-10: 1644693917
• Artikelnr.: 58774277

Autorenporträt

Anastasiya Lyubas, PhD (Binghamton University), is the Visiting Research Fellow at the Northrop Frye Centre at the University of Toronto (2020-2021). She is the author of White Words: Essays, Letters, Reviews and Polemics by Debora Vogel published in Kyiv (2019). She has been a Research Fellow at MLCRC at Ryerson University, a Max Weinreich Research Fellow at YIVO, a Translation Fellow at the Yiddish Book Center, and a Fulbright Scholar.

Inhaltsangabe

A Note on Transliteration Acknowledgements Timeline of Vogel
s Life and Work Translator
s Scholarly Introduction Part I:
An Attempt at New Style
: Debora Vogel
s Poetry Selections from Day Figures Foreword to Day Figures Poetry Collection Rectangles (1924) Houses and Streets (1926) Tired Dresses (1925-1929) Tin (1929) Selections from Mannequins Mannequins (1930-1931) Drinking Songs Shoddy Ballads Afterword to Mannequins collection Part II:
Marching Soldiers, and Blooming Acacias
: Debora Vogel
s Lyrical Philosophical Prose Selections from the Polish and Yiddish bilingual collection, Acacias Bloom. Montages. Flower Shops with Azaleas (1933) Acacias Bloom (1932) Building of the Train Station (1931) Selections of prose from published and unpublished manuscripts Part III: Transformation of Form: Debora Vogel
s Art of Essay Essays on Poetics
White Words in Poetry
First Yiddish Poets
Stasis, Dynamism, and Their Relevance for Art
Montage as a Literary Genre
Literary Montage. An Introduction
Anastasiya Lyubas/ book proposal/ 10
The Dialectical Novel
Essays on Aesthetics, Applied Arts, and Individual Artists
Theme and Form in Chagall
s Art. An Aesthetic Critique
On Abstract Art
Henryk Streng, a Constructivist Painter
Genealogy of Photomontage
Legend of Contemporaneity in Children
s Literature. Fragments
Dwelling in its Psychic and Social Functions
Essays on Socio-Critical Issues
A Few Remarks on the Contemporary Intellectual Elite
Lwów Jewry. An Expose for the Monograph about the Jewish Quarter in Lwów
Exoticized People
Courage in Solitude
Part IV: Letters A Note on the Letters to Bruno Schulz Letters to Marcus Ehrenpreis Letters to Aaron Glantz-Leyeles Letters to Moshe Starkman Letters to Shlomo Bikl Letters to Ezekiel Brownstone Letters to Melech Ravitch Part V: Reviews and Polemics around Vogel
s Work in the Yiddish and Polish Press Reviews of Day Figures & Mannequins Ber Shnaper.
Cards on the Table. On Poetry, Market, and Cliches. (A Few Remarks on the New Collection of Poetry)
J. A. Weisman.
Debora Vogel and Her Monotony
Itsik Schwartz.
Modern Poetry. On Debora Vogel
s Day Figures
Mendel Neugroschl.
The Last Generation of Yiddish Poets in Galicia. Debora Vogel and Hirsch Weber
Joshue Rapoport.
Apotheosis of Monotony
Ber Shnaper.
The Lyric of Cool Stasis
Debora Vogel
s New Book Mannequins
Aaron Glantz-Leyeles
Undzer Bukh
Reviews of Acacias Bloom Discussions of the Yiddish Edition of Acacias Bloom B. Alquit.
Modern Prose
Debora Vogel.
Response to B. Alquit
s review of Akatsies
B. Alquit.
Response to Debora Vogel
s Letter
Joshua Rapoport.
Like a Squirrel on a Wheel
Debora Vogel.
A Couple Remarks Regarding my book Akatsies Blien
Reviews of the Polish Edition of Acacias Bloom Zofia Nalkowska.
Acacias Bloom
Marian Prominski.
Acacias Bloom
Emil Breiter.
Debora Vogel. Acacias Bloom. Montages
Bruno Schulz.
Acacias Bloom
Notes Index