yiddish literature造句

• I'm also quite familiar with Hebrew and Yiddish literature.
• She initially wrote German poetry, but switched to Yiddish literature.
• He was a real troubadour of the Yiddish literature.
• It included cultural and philosophical essays and translations from Hebrew and Yiddish literature.
• For these reasons, he is considered the first true modernist in Yiddish literature.
• In 1993, Harvard inaugurated the Martin Peretz Chair in Yiddish Literature in his honor.
• In the 1950s Howe taught English and Yiddish literature at Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts.
• The bulk of Yiddish literature predates the formulation of those rules and the discrepancies are significant.
• His other scholarly writings include a 1978 book, " Chapters in Yiddish Literature ."
• Lang also became immersed in the Yiddish literature that has been an important influence on her choreography.
• Its annual translation issue, a digital publication, features newly-translated works of Yiddish literature.
• In recent years Shmeruk taught Yiddish literature in Poland, and lived there with his wife and son.
• The problem that some of us were facing is that many modern works of Yiddish literature are unknown.
• Her insightful writings have enriched our understanding of Yiddish literature and Jewish culture in the modern world ."
• "Yiddish literature is not the toothless relic that people think it is, " she said.
• He was 76 and taught Yiddish literature in Poland in recent years after retiring from a professorship in Israel.
• The reasons for saving Yiddish literature go beyond the entertainment value of its many colorful stories, Lansky said.
• There was a flowering of Yiddish literature, with authors like Sholem Aleichem, Mendele Mocher Sforim and others.
• Like Chelm stories, Yiddish literature can be unpredictably unsettling, combining innocence and sentiment with dark sarcasm and knowing irony.
• Another influential work of old Yiddish literature is the " Mayse-bukh " (  Story Book ).