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The Zionist Paradox
Yigal Schwartz
其他書名
Hebrew Literature and Israeli Identity
出版Brandeis University Press, 2014-08-26
主題Literary Criticism / JewishHistory / JewishHistory / Middle East / Israel & Palestine
ISBN16116860249781611686029
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=wEXPBAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋Many contemporary Israelis suffer from a strange condition. Despite the obvious successes of the Zionist enterprise and the State of Israel, tension persists, with a collective sense that something is wrong and should be better. This cognitive dissonance arises from the disjunction between ÒplaceÓ (defined as what Israel is really like) and ÒPlaceÓ (defined as the imaginary community comprised of history, myth, and dream). Through the lens of five major works in Hebrew by writers Abraham Mapu (1853), Theodor Herzl (1902), Yosef Luidor (1912), Moshe Shamir (1948), and Amos Oz (1963), Schwartz unearths the core of this paradox as it evolves over one hundred years, from the mid-nineteenth century to the 1960s.