This volume is the third in a series of research papers on the poetry books of Uri Zvi Greenberg, published by Bar-Ilan University Press.
CONTENTS
Introduction 7
I. A Century of Gates and Bridges , Berlin and Jerusalem
Writings in the 1920s 7, Criticism, Research and Reception 12;
II. On the Israeli Literary Work of Grinberg in the 1920s 15
From Days of Yore
Gideon Katzenelson
Paupers in Royal Feast: Grinberg’s Poetry During His First Years in the Land of Israel 21
David Weinfeld
Uri Zvi Grinberg and Futurism: His Literary Work in the 1920s in the Context of Futurism 45
Benjamin Harshav [Hrushovski]
The Theory and Practice of Rhythm in the Expressionist Poetry of U. Z. Grinberg 71
Studies
A Great Dread and a Moon: The Poem and the Lyric Collection , Poetics and Reflective Space
Dan Miron
“I Wear Fear Like a Tunic of Many Colors”: The Modernist Poem “Great Fear and a Moon&rdquo, and Its Centrality in U.Z. Grinberg’s Expressionist Poetry 137
Hannan Hever
I Walk on a Massive and a Scorched Land: Place and Space in “A Big Horror and a Moon&rdquo, 199
Avidov Lipsker
Awareness of the Being, New Objectivity, and Hermeneutics of the Subject in A Great Dread and a Moon (Eimah Gedolah ve-Yareah) 207
Oreet Meital
From the Biographical Mother to the Metaphorical Mother and from Europe to the Land of Israel 239
Moshe Goultschin
Laterna Magica: Grinberg, Kipling and Wilhelm Röntgen , Imagistic Aspects in A Great Fear and a Moon (Eymah Gedolah Ve-Yareah, Hedim, 1925) Book of Poems 305
From Yiddish in the Kingdom of the Cross to Hebrew Sovereignty in the Land of Israel
Chanita Goodblatt
Scarlet Shreds: Tropes of War in the Collection War on Earth 327
Ziva Shamir
“Wake up, You, Harp of Hebrew Poetry”: Changes in Hebrew Literature in the 1920s as Reflected in Grinberg’s Attitude Towards Bialik 369
Tamar Wolf-Monzon
The British Mandate in Jerusalem as a Reincarnation of the Biblical Edomite Kingdom 399
Sivan Harshefi
“Kingship , a concept under modification:&rdquo, “King of the Jews&rdquo, between the “Kingdom of the Cross&rdquo, and the “Kingdom of the House of David&rdquo, 425
Neta Stahl
“My God Plays Solo”: The Aesthetics of God in Anacreon at the Pole of Sorrow (Anacreon al Kotev ha-Itzavon) 441
Documents 463
Selected Bibliography: Uri Zvi Grinberg in the 1920s 475
Danacode: 110-20303 ISBN: 978-965-226-517-3 Language: Hebrew Pages: 492 Weight: 950 gr Dimensions: 17X25 cm Publication Date: 12/2020 Publisher: Bar-Ilan University Press
Introduction 7
I. A Century of Gates and Bridges – Berlin and Jerusalem
Writings in the 1920s 7;
Criticism, Research and Reception 12;
II. On the Israeli Literary Work of Grinberg in the 1920s 15
From Days of Yore
Gideon Katzenelson Paupers in Royal Feast: Grinberg’s Poetry During His First
Years in the Land of Israel 21
David Weinfeld Uri Zvi Grinberg and Futurism: His Literary Work in the
1920s in the Context of Futurism 45
Benjamin Harshav [Hrushovski] The Theory and Practice of Rhythm in the Expressionist Poetry of U. Z. Grinberg 71
Studies
A Great Dread and a Moon: The Poem and the Lyric Collection – Poetics and Reflective Space
Dan Miron “I Wear Fear Like a Tunic of Many Colors”: The Modernist Poem “Great Fear and a Moon” and Its Centrality in U.Z. Grinberg’s Expressionist Poetry 137
Hannan Hever I Walk on a Massive and a Scorched Land: Place and Space in “A Big Horror and a Moon” 199
Avidov Lipsker Awareness of the Being, New Objectivity, and Hermeneutics of the Subject in A Great Dread and a Moon (Eimah Gedolah ve-Yareah) 207
Oreet Meital From the Biographical Mother to the Metaphorical Mother and from Europe to the Land of Israel 239
Moshe Goultschin Laterna Magica: Grinberg, Kipling and Wilhelm Röntgen – Imagistic Aspects in A Great Fear and a Moon (Eymah Gedolah Ve-Yareah, Hedim, 1925) Book of Poems 305
From Yiddish in the Kingdom of the Cross
to Hebrew Sovereignty in the Land of Israel
Chanita Goodblatt Scarlet Shreds: Tropes of War in the Collection War on Earth 327
Ziva Shamir “Wake up, You, Harp of Hebrew Poetry”: Changes in Hebrew Literature in the 1920s as Reflected in Grinberg’s Attitude Towards Bialik 369
Tamar Wolf-Monzon The British Mandate in Jerusalem as a Reincarnation of the Biblical Edomite Kingdom 399
Sivan Harshefi “Kingship – a concept under modification:” “King of the Jews” between the “Kingdom of the Cross” and the “Kingdom of the House of David” 425
Neta Stahl “My God Plays Solo”: The Aesthetics of God in Anacreon at the Pole of Sorrow (Anacreon al Kotev ha-Itzavon) 441
Documents 463
Selected Bibliography: Uri Zvi Grinberg in the 1920s 475