Neuland, czyli dyslokacja ideału
Journal Title: Przegląd Humanistyczny - Year 2015, Vol 59, Issue 4
Abstract
In this article the author presents an interpretation of a contemporary novel written by an Israeli writer, Eshkol Nevo and places it both within a concept of the Zionist idea as presented by Herzl himself and the Jewish settlement in Argentina as envisioned and supported by baron Hirsch. The key issue here is the relation between the imagined and the real.<br/><br/>
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Alina Molisak
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