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Language, Absence, Play - Judaism and Superstructuralism in the Poetics of S. Y. Agnon (Hardcover, English ed.)
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Language, Absence, Play - Judaism and Superstructuralism in the Poetics of S. Y. Agnon (Hardcover, English ed.)
Series: Judaic Traditions in LIterature, Music, and Art
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Nobel Prize - winning author S. Y. Agnon was the foremost Hebrew
writer of the twentieth century. His work navigated the world of
Jewish tradition and that of secular modernity, capturing the
conflict between old and new. In ""Language, Absence, Play"", Yaniv
Hagbi explores Agnon's theological and philosophical attitudes
toward language, attitudes that to a large extent shaped his
poetics and aesthetic values. Drawing on anthologies compiled by
Agnon, among others, Hagbi examines his theoretical orientation and
the ways he integrated into his poetics ideas about language that
are rooted in Jewish theology. In doing so, Hagbi casts light on
profound parallels between religiously inspired Jewish hermeneutics
and the language-centered superstructuralist theories that have
dominated academic discourse in the humanities since the
mid-twentieth century. With deep insight and lucid prose,
""Language, Absence, Play"" demonstrates how the traditional and
the contemporary forces shaping Agnon's literary art inform and
transform each other.
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