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What is Jewish in Jewish literature?

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Title What is Jewish in Jewish literature? : a symposium with Israeli writers Aharon Appelfeld and Yoav Elstein / moderator, Sacvan Bercovitch.
Contributors Appelfeld, Aharon
Elstein, Yoav
Bercovitch, Sacvan
Harvard University. Library
Publisher Cambridge, Mass : Harvard University Library
Creation Date 1993
Series The Max and Irene Engel Levy memorial lecture
1992
Extent 27 pages
18 cm.
Host Item yr:1992
Language English
National Library system number 990012463520205171

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