The Archive, the Repertoire, and Jewish Theatre: Zygmunt Turkow Performs a National Dramatic Heritage

Autor: Stern, Zehavit

How can one construct a dignified theatrical heritage in a culture with no dramatic canon, on-going theatrical institution or government support? Is it possible to create modernist theatre in a social environment eager for cheap entertainment? In thi

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Polish Jewish Culture Beyond the Capital : Centering the Periphery. [elektronicky zdroj]

Autor: Goldberg, Halina

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The art of cultural translation: performing Jewish traditions in modern times.

Autor: Stern, Zehavit¹ (AUTHOR) zehavit.stern@gmail.com

Publikováno v: Journal of Modern Jewish Studies. Nov2017, Vol. 16 Issue 3, p416-418. 3p.

From Jester to Gesture: Eastern European Jewish Culture and the Re-imagination of Folk Performance

Autor: Stern, Zehavit

Publikováno v: Stern, Zehavit. (2011). From Jester to Gesture: Eastern European Jewish Culture and the Re-imagination of Folk Performance. UC Berkeley: Jewish Studies. Retrieved from: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/157777n1

This dissertation examines the rise of folk performance as a national and social(ist) symbol in modern Eastern European Jewish culture, focusing on the wave of fascination with the badkhn (rhymester/jester), the folksinger, the klezmer, and above all

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