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Title Israeli poetry : a contemporary anthology / selected and translated by Warren Bargad and Stanley F. Chyet. [electronic resource]
Publisher Bloomington : Indiana University Press
Creation Date [1986]
Notes Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [255]-269) and index.
English
Content Introduction -- Amir Gilboa -- Abba Kovner -- Haim Gouri -- Yehuda Amichai -- Dan Pagis -- Natan Zach -- David Avidan -- Dahlia Ravikovitch -- Ory Bernstein -- Meir Wieseltier -- Yona Wollach.
Series Jewish literature and culture.
Extent 1 online resource (273 pages)
Language English
Copyright Date ©1986
National Library system number 997010720104905171
MARC RECORDS
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