Criticism and Interpretation Journal....(Hebrew)

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Criticism and Interpretation vol. 43- On The Brink -Liminality in Literature and Culture In Honor of Yehuda Friedlander
By Tamar Wolf-Monzon

The issue On the Brink: Liminality in Literature and Culture sets out to explore different aspects of geographical, anthropological and cultural border situations, and cross-cultural encounters within and outside of Hebrew literature.
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Product Name:	Criticism and Interpretation Journal....(Hebrew)
Product Sub Title:	Amitriptyline for Back Pain buy amitriptyline link amitriptyline and tinnitus accutane without side effects accutane without side effects prednisolone dosage prednisolone online redirect prednisolone cost Criticism and Interpretation vol. 43- On The Brink -Liminality in Literature and Culture In Honor of Yehuda Friedlander
Author:	Tamar Wolf-Monzon
Price:	$26.00 (instead of $30.00)
Catalog Number:	00849456
Format:	Paperback
Pages:	410
Publish Date:	07/2010
Publisher:	Bar-Ilan University Press

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The issue On the Brink: Liminality in Literature and Culture sets out to explore different aspects of geographical, anthropological and cultural border situations, and cross-cultural encounters within and outside of Hebrew literature. The condition of social-cultural liminality comes to light in this collection in a variety of possibilities: as a state of ambivalence and vagueness, and at the same time as a source of inspiration made possible by the ``constant mobility of the other`` and the simultaneous presence in different cultural territories. Along with the concept of liminality, the last section of the volume examines different aspects of the concept of 'poetic justice' from a social, philosophical, moral and poetic point of view. This volume, dedicated with deep esteem to Prof. Yehuda Friedlander in honor of his 70th birthday, reflects the broad perspective of his academic research and intellectual quest.