Flesh of my flesh : sexual violence in modern Hebrew literature /
"Looks at how sexual aggression relates to Zionism, gender, ethnicity, and disability in the modern Hebrew literature"--
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
[2021]
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction "A Great, Oppressive, Suffocating Blasphemy": Sexualized Violence as an Insidious Trauma
- The Trope of Sexual Violence
- Sexual Violence: Affirming the Status Quo and Challenging It
- "Your Own Private Bed"
- The Illusion of Progress
- Book Structure
- Chapter One "Lights in the Darkness": Prostitution, Power, and Vulnerability in Early Twentieth-Century Hebrew Literature
- "A Woman like That"
- Gershon Shofman: Prostitution and Social Determinism
- "And Ye Shall Suck One from the Other": Gershon Shofman and Hayim Nahman Bialik
- A Mise-en-Scène of Desire: The Trope of Prostitution
- "My Sister . . ."
- David Vogel: "A Suspect Hatred"
- "From Nowhere to Nowhere / Without Me": Conclusion
- Chapter Two Sepharadi Jewry in Pre-State Israel: Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexual Violence in the Work of Shoshana Shababo
- Arachne's Legacy
- The Daughter of the East: Writing Ethnicity
- Sexual Violence and Ethnogendered Subjectivity
- "While Bending She Could Not Bring Herself to Grasp the Land": Zionism and Sexual Aggression
- Nativeness: Shoshanah Shababo and Esther Rabb
- "Quivering and Withering in Her Lusts": Female Sexuality
- Sexual Violence(s)
- Conclusion
- Chapter Three "Do Not Bandage the Wounded": Wounded Soldiers and Nonconsensual Relations in Israeli War Literature
- "In a World of Dark Horrors"
- "You Easily Fall in Love with the Nurse"
- Disability in the Heterotopian Hospital
- Himmo, King of Jerusalem
- "Like a Young Girl before Her First Intimacy"
- "Break through the Siege": Himmo's Death
- Access to Pleasure
- A Doll's Leg: A Story of a War Injury
- The Seventh Glory: A Fighter's Story
- "Only a Brief, One-Time Baptism by Fire": Conclusion
- Chapter Four "Subduing the Terrible Sound of Silence": Memoirs of Incest Survivors
- Introduction
- Intertwined Narratives
- A Rhizomatic Story
- "New Language": An Alliance between Writers and Readers
- The Person That Murdered You Is Also the Person That Made You the Best"
- "Although the Selection and Fragmentation Err Reality, It May Actually Reinforce It"
- "To Be Made Up of Separate Parts"
- Summary: The Cliché of the Memoir
- Chapter Five "The Girl with the Billy-Goat's Hoof ": Parental Abuse, Metamorphosis, and Poetics in the Poetry of Tsvia Litevsky
- "Being Your Daughter": The Father Figure
- "Rebirth"
- Calling It by Name: From Trauma to Art
- "Any Distance / Is the Thrill of My Returning to You": The Mother Figure
- A Cry of Privation
- "Ah, Let the Children Come"
- Conclusion "Silence Cries Out"
- The Untold Stories
- An Apologetic Note
- Amalia Kahana-Carmon: "Beer Sheva, the Capital of the Negev"
- Wartime Sexual Violence
- A Poetic of Dispersions
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index