Description
Included in this study are those Jewish writers who are conscious of being Jewish and whose novels deal solely or mostly with themes and protagonists inspired by the characteristics of Jewish societies, selected for their special literary or critical importance or interest in modern French letters. Chapter headings include: A Historical and Literary Overview to 1940; Writers of the Holocaust; Romain Gary – Lone Rider; Humor as Survival – Claude Berri, Jacques Joffo, and Jacques Lanzmann; From Wandering to Assimilation – Marek Halter and Roger Ikor; Albert Cohen – Between Laughter and Despair; Eastern Europe Meets the West – Ashkenazic Writers; Out of North Africa – Sephardic Writers; conclusion and bibliography. Other France/French: All Subjects Books 2006 – Linda L, Lcriture Du Manque 2000 – Remembering and Representing the Experience of War in Twentieth-Century France Committing to Memory 2013 – Thomas Becket and Boniface of Savoy Resisting the English Kings. The Condemnations of 1270-1277, Opposing the Faculty at the Universities of Paris and Oxford
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