Sholem Asch était un romancier polono-américain qui écrivait en yiddish, explorant les thèmes de la vie, de l'histoire et de la spiritualité juives. Il a acquis une renommée pour ses romans historiques, dépeignant de manière vivide des événements tumultueux tels que les soulèvements antisémites. Asch a également abordé des questions éthiques et théologiques complexes, obtenant une reconnaissance pour la profondeur et l'art littéraire de sa prose. Son œuvre reflétait souvent son engagement envers la tradition juive et les défis rencontrés par les communautés juives à travers différentes époques.
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Set in turn-of-the-century Poland, Uncle Moses is a gripping tale of one man's struggle to reconcile his traditional Jewish upbringing with the rapidly changing political and social landscape of the modern world. Packed with vivid characters, heartwarming moments, and unexpected plot twists, this captivating novel is a must-read for fans of Jewish literature.
Set in a Jewish brothel in early 20th-century Warsaw, the play delves into the tumultuous relationship between Yekel, the brothel owner, and his daughter Rifkele, who falls in love with a prostitute named Manke. Their desire to escape Yekel's oppressive world leads to conflict and tragedy, highlighting themes of love, desire, and the struggle between tradition and modern values. Notably, the play's portrayal of lesbianism sparked controversy upon its release, making it a significant work in LGBTQ+ representation.
Klasický román jedného z najväčších autorov jidišskej literatúry rozpráva nezabudnuteľný príbeh troch mužov: Kornélia, dôstojníka rímskej posádky v Jeruzaleme v prvom storočí nášho letopočtu, Jozefa z Arimatije, mladého farizejského študenta v tej dobe a Ješuu, radikálneho kazateľa zGaliley, ktorý je známy viac pod svojim gréckym menom Ježiš. Príbehy týchto troch ľudí rozpráva pán Viadomsky, antisemitský poľský učenec, ktorý tvrdí, že objavil stratené piate evanjelium opisujúce Kristov život podľa svojho zradcu Judáša Iškariotského. Aschova kniha podáva bezprecedentný bezprostredný pohľad na rozsiahlu panorámu Svätej zeme na začiatku nášho letopočtu.
Berlin no date (c. 1925) Ladyschnikow. "Ein Volksstuck in einem vorspiel und drei Akten." Sm.8vo. Near VG. text fine and clean and binding secure, some wear on backstrip.
