This book contains new readings of Lea Goldberg's works, the result of observation and research in her literary canon from various vantage points.

This book explores the grotesque and related qualities in poetry (in Hebrew and European languages) from the 11th to the 20th century, in the visual arts and the opera.

This book sets out to redefine Ur Zvi Grinberg's writings on the background of the cultural framework in which they flourished and to return them to the place from which they were extracted and made timeless. The book reconstructs the beginnings of Grinbe

This volume traces the history of Hebrew versification from biblical poetry, through ancient Hebrew liturgy, medieval poetry, poetry of the Haskalah, and finally modern Hebrew poetry. After the biblical period, all systems of versification demanded umeric

Fifty years after the appearance of Rechovot Ha-Nahar, Uri Zvi Greenberg's great opus on the destruction of the Jewish community in the Holocaust, this present volume serves to revive the critical discussion of this work, regarded as one of the great summ

A revealing correspondence extending over 30 years (1942 - 1971) between the distinguished literary critic, Baruch Kurzweil, and two of the greatest figures in modern Hebrew literature, S.Y. Agnon and U.Z. Greenberg.