Call it English: The languages of Jewish American literature

Keyphrases

• United States 100%
• Cultural Translation 100%
• Jewish American Literature 100%
• Native-born 50%
• Holocaust 50%
• Hebrew 50%
• Immigrants 50%
• Jews 50%
• Bilingual 50%
• Jewish 50%
• Transnational 50%
• Jewish Culture 50%
• Nativism 50%
• Late Nineteenth Century 50%
• Schwartz 50%
• Exile 50%
• Philip Roth 50%
• Social Transformation 50%
• Linguistic Dimension 50%
• Yiddish Language 50%
• Jewish Americans 50%
• Minority Literature 50%
• Letter to the Hebrews 50%
• Pronunciation 50%
• Literary Strategy 50%
• Paley 50%
• Diction 50%
• Multilingual Writing 50%
• Saul Bellow 50%
• Bilingual Wordplay 50%
• Prose Writing 50%
• Ancestral Language 50%
• Cynthia Ozick 50%
• Language Debates 50%
• Sacred Language 50%
• Local Color 50%
• Bernard Malamud 50%
• Ethnic Literature 50%
• Migrant Writing 50%
• Figurality 50%

Arts and Humanities

• Judaism 100%
• American literature 100%
• English 100%
• Cross-cultural Translation 40%
• Multilingualism 40%
• Secular 20%
• Holocaust 20%
• Linguistics 20%
• Jews 20%
• Jewish culture 20%
• Transnational 20%
• Exiles 20%
• Philip Roth 20%
• Late Nineteenth Century 20%
• Familial 20%
• Social transformation 20%
• Preoccupation 20%
• Hebrew letters 20%
• Literary Strategy 20%
• Evasion 20%
• Grace Paley 20%
• Local Colour 20%
• Saul Bellow 20%
• Ethnic Literature 20%
• pertinence 20%
• Nativism 20%
• Post-war America 20%
• Word-play 20%
• Creative Encounters 20%
• Authors 20%
• Americas 20%