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<概要/Course Content Summary> Modern Jewish Literature developed since the 19th century in several languages and regions. On the one hand, Hebrew was revived as a literal vehicle, first in Eastern Europe and then in Palestine and the State of Israel. Simultaneously, Yiddish also undergone a revival as a language of literature, in East Europe and later in America. Jews also wrote literature in their native languages in Central and Western Europe, in America and elsewhere (German, French,Russian, English etc.). The question may be asked to what extent their work can be regarded as "Jewish" literature. In this course students will be familiarized with general trends and specific literary works out of this vast output, with focus on the 20th century. Classes will be conducted in both English and Japanese. Reading material will be in English or Japanese. Hebrew texts will be introduced according to student's ability. <到達目標/Goals,Aims> Students will become familiar with the history of Modern Jewish Literature in several languages, and will become able to conduct research on their own. <授業計画/Schedule>
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