克里米亚葡萄园里的中国士兵:犹太领土主义与苏联国际主义之间的意第绪诗

IF 0.2 4区 哲学 Q2 HISTORY
A. Glaser
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本文探讨了三位意第绪语诗人,他们将克里米亚置于犹太人和无产阶级世界建设项目的中心。卡纳·莱文、埃丝特·舒米亚舍和佩雷茨·马基什都在20世纪20年代末在哈尔科夫的意第绪语杂志《红色世界》上发表了他们的研究成果,并将克里米亚描绘成外来者的家园。本文首先讨论卡纳·列文的克里米亚母题。接下来轮到佩雷茨·马基什兄弟了。最后一个案例是Esther Shumiatsher。这三个例子表明,克里米亚是犹太作家从根本上重新思考东欧“他者”的意义的地方。
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A Chinese Soldier in Crimea’s Vineyards: Yiddish Poetry between Jewish Territorialism and Soviet Internationalism
ABSTRACT This article explores three Yiddish poets who placed Crimea at the center of a Jewish and proletarian world-building project. Khana Levin, Esther Shumiatsher, and Peretz Markish all published their work in the Kharkiv-based Yiddish journal Di royte velt (Red World) in the late 1920s and presented Crimea as a home for outsiders. The article begins with a discussion of Khana Levin’s Crimean Motifs. It next turns to Peretz Markish’s Brothers. The final case study is of Esther Shumiatsher. These three examples present Crimea as a site for Jewish writers to radically rethink what it meant to be an “Other” in Eastern Europe.
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