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Jewish imaginaries of the Spanish Civil War
xii, 242 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm.
A study of works written by 20th- and 21st-century authors producing Jewish poetics around their experience and memory of the Spanish Civil War.
Introduction: The Spanish Civil War and its Jewish cultural phenomenon -- Textualities of war in journalism, epistolaries, and music. León Azerrat alias Ben-Krimo: a Moroccan Jew in the Spanish Civil War / Asher Salah -- Beyond music: Hanns Eisler (1898-1962) / Antonio Notario Ruiz -- Simón Radowitzky: revolution, exile, and a wandering Jew imaginary / Leonardo Senkman -- Max Aub, the exile who returns to the diaspora / Mauricio Pilatowsky Braverman -- The holy war on fascism / Deborah Green -- Textualities of memory and postmemory in contemporary literature and thought. Jewish Argentine perspectives and intellectual mission around the Spanish Civil War: the cases of Alberto Gerchunoff and Enrique Espinoza / Melina Di Miro -- "The world exists and we are part of it": the Inzikh's poetic response to the Spanish Civil War / Golda van der Meer -- A better Earth: Spain's land and inquisition in Jewish Canadian Spanish Civil War literature / Emily Robins Sharpe -- A novel that never was: Ruth Rewald's Vier Spanische Jungen / Tabea Alexa Linhard -- Using the Kabbalah to make sense of the Spanish War: Angelina Muñiz-Huberman's War of the unicorn (1983) / E. Helena Houvenaghel -- A Jewish-Spanish outlook on the Civil War in La canción de Ruth by Marifé Santiago Bolaños / Rose Duroux -- Conclusion: Poetic justice for the lost Spain: deciphering Jewish keys in modern and contemporary imaginaries / Cynthia Gabbay.
Includes bibliographical references and index.