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Jewish Literature & World Literature. Unlearning (Trans)Nationalism
The present paper proposes an investigation of the concept of Jewish literature in its relation to world literature studies within an analysis of the first generation of Jewish writers who became part of the Romanian literary life following the 1923 emanc
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