In this book, Aronowicz explores the lives of her parents, who lived through the Spanish Civil War, the Second World War, and the post-war Communist world, with much migration in between. Through stories about her childhood, she investigates larger questions about memory, Judaism, politics, and religion.
In this book, Aronowicz explores the lives of her parents, who lived through the Spanish Civil War, the Second World War, and the post-war Communist world, with much migration in between. Through stories about her childhood, she investigates larger questions about memory, Judaism, politics, and religion.
Annette Aronowicz was Professor of Religious Studies at Franklin & Marshall College. Her work explores Jewish and Christian responses to modern catastrophes. Publications include Nine Talmudic Readings by Emmanuel Levinas; On Jews and Christians on Time and Eternity: Charles Péguy's Portrait of Bernard-Lazare, and articles on Yiddish playwright Haim Sloves.
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Table of Contents Introduction: Charles Péguy and Romain Gary¿A Quasi-Academic Exploration of Memory 1. Myth of Origins 2. Communism 3. Jewish 4. Mental Illness 5. Money 6. Russian Friendships 7. Theological Fragments Postscript: Talking to Myself about Literature Bibliography
Table of Contents Introduction: Charles Péguy and Romain Gary¿A Quasi-Academic Exploration of Memory 1. Myth of Origins 2. Communism 3. Jewish 4. Mental Illness 5. Money 6. Russian Friendships 7. Theological Fragments Postscript: Talking to Myself about Literature Bibliography
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