Jewish Literatures and Cultures in Southeastern Europe: Experiences, Positions, Memories
Edited by Renate Hansen-Kokoruš and Olaf Terpitz
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Renate Hansen-Kokoruš, Olaf Terpitz
I. Imperial Experiences, Entanglements and Encounters
The “Entangled Histories” of the Jewish Enlightenment in Ottoman Southeastern Europe
Tamir Karkason
On the Road to Emancipation
Alessandro Grazi
Marcus Ehrenpreis and the Literary Circle Misal
Fani Gargova
El Koreo de Viena
Martin Stechauner
II. Cultural Production in Modernity
The Role of the Newspapers Židovska svijest and Jevrejski život in the Formation of a Jewish Cultural and National Identity in Bosnia and Herzegovina Between the Two World Wars
Damir Šabotić
Cultural Centres in Small Communities in Southeastern Europe
Menachem Keren-Kratz
Writers of the Sephardi Past
Željka Oparnica
The Multilingualism of Balkan Jews as Reflected in Judeo-Spanish Sources From the 16th to the 20th Centuries
Iskra Dobreva
Rhythms of Creation
Tatjana Petzer
Jewish Life Perspectives from a Non-Jewish Writer’s Viewpoint: Ivo Andrić
Renate Hansen-Kokoruš
Il Kal Grandi—Sarajevo’s Great Sephardic Temple
Mirjam Rajner
Vjera Biller (1903–1940) and the Neo-Byzantine
Mirjam E. Wilhelm
III. Shoah
Remembering the Victims
Olga Ungar
Just a Small Cog in the Wheel?
Rebecca Krug
The Motif of the Hidden Child in Goran Paskaljević’s Film Kad svane dan and Filip David’s Novel Kuća sećanja i zaborava
Eva Kowollik
Closeness or Distance?
Sabina Giergiel
Imagining Evil and Guilt
Maciej Czerwiński
Exile on Korčula
Bojan Aleksov
IV. Contemporary Positions
George H. W. Bush Sr. in Babi Yar
Bettina Hofmann
Multilingualism, Polycentrism and Exile in Angel Wagenstein’s Jewish-themed Works
Giustina Selvelli
Writing Jewish Post-/Memory in Judita Šalgo’s Trag kočenja and Da li postoji život
Dijana Simić
Kabbalah Revisited in Milošević’s Serbia
Goran Lazičić
(Re)Writing the Holocaust in Aharon Appelfeld’s and Daša Drndić’s Novels
Miranda Levanat-Peričić
V. Biographical Perspectives
Mavro Špicer (1862–1936) and His Views on the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy
Branko Ostajmer
Albertos Nar, From Historian to Author and Ethnographer
Yitzchak Kerem
List of Figures
Notes on Contributors
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