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Häftad, Engelska, 2009
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A groundbreaking collection of forty-two Israeli poetic voices protesting the occupation of the West Bank.The eighty-eight poems in With an Iron Pen, all originally written in Hebrew, offer a collective protest to the continuing Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Palestinian territories-"the sin of Judah," which is written "with an iron pen, engraved with the point of a diamond on the tablet of their hearts" (Jeremiah 17:1). Including such preeminent voices as Yehuda Amichai, Aharon Shabtai, Dahlia Ravikovitch, Meir Wieseltier, and Natan Zach, the forty-two poets in this groundbreaking anthology represent the full range of contemporary Hebrew poetry. Together, they turn an unforgiving gaze on the occupation, speaking with rage, shame, sorrow, and despair at the continuing violence that has defined the lives of Palestinians and Israelis over the years and the hopelessness that has permeated both societies. The result is a collection of poems that are as important for their compelling poetic beauty as for their significant political accomplishment. The original Hebrew edition, published in 2005, received accolades in the Israeli press for its comprehensive collection of dissenting voices and for its daring and beautiful poetry. With an Iron Pen is a must read for all who seek a better understanding of the occupation and the wider conflict in the Middle East.
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Engelska, 2014176 kr
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With At the End of Sleep, an anthology selected from the past decade of Israeli poet Tal Nitzán’s work, one of Hebrew poetry’s most powerful and acclaimed contemporary voices is finally given her English-language due. Reaching beyond lyricism for its own sake with her lucid, sharp, and occasionally ferocious verse, Nitzán illuminates sexuality and struggle, protests the abuse of power, and plumbs the depths of the Israeli condition.
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Engelska, 2014182 kr
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With At the End of Sleep, an anthology selected from the past decade of Israeli poet Tal Nitzán’s work, one of Hebrew poetry’s most powerful and acclaimed contemporary voices is finally given her English-language due. Reaching beyond lyricism for its own sake with her lucid, sharp, and occasionally ferocious verse, Nitzán illuminates sexuality and struggle, protests the abuse of power, and plumbs the depths of the Israeli condition.
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PDF, Tyska, 2026189 kr
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Seit dem 7. Oktober 2023 ist nichts mehr, wie es war. Das Massaker an den Besucher:innen eines Musikfestivals, die darauffolgenden Kriegsereignisse, die Angst, die Trauer und das Verstummen – all das hallt in den Gedichten dieser Anthologie nach.Sprache ist mein Schutzraum versammelt hebräisch schreibende Dichter:innen, die versuchen, Worte für das Unfassbare zu finden. Die Gedichte reflektieren Schmerz, Verlust, Mitgefühl, Empathie und die Suche nach Orientierung in einer Zeit, in der Gewalt und Trauer den Alltag durchdringen. Sie sind Zeugnisse von Verletzlichkeit, Widerstandskraft und der unerschütterlichen Kraft der Sprache, die das Unsagbare in Bilder, Rhythmen und Metaphern verwandelt.Die Texte in dieser zweisprachigen Ausgabe – Deutsch und Hebräisch, herausgegeben und übersetzt von Udi Levy – eröffnen einen Raum, in dem poetische Reflexion auf kollektives und individuelles Trauma trifft, ohne einfache Antworten zu geben, aber das Menschliche in all seiner Komplexität sichtbar macht.Mit Texten von: Agi Mishol, Nathan Wassermann, Maya Weinberg, David Grossman, Ariel Zinder, Galit Hasan-Rokem, Gilad Meiri, Roni Eldad, Aharon Shabtai, Gili Haimovich, Gad Kaynar Kissinger, Liat Kaplan, Shimon Levy, Shlomo Efrati, Nurit Zarchi, Amos Noy, Roni Pinkerfeld, Ilan Sheinfeld, Yael Statman, Ronny Someck, Tal Nitzán, Bacol Serlui, Admiel Kosman, Odeya Rosenak, Anton Shamas und Jacob Raz.
Inbunden, Engelska, 2009
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A groundbreaking collection of forty-two Israeli poetic voices protesting the occupation of the West Bank.The eighty-eight poems in With an Iron Pen, all originally written in Hebrew, offer a collective protest to the continuing Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Palestinian territories-"the sin of Judah," which is written "with an iron pen, engraved with the point of a diamond on the tablet of their hearts" (Jeremiah 17:1). Including such preeminent voices as Yehuda Amichai, Aharon Shabtai, Dahlia Ravikovitch, Meir Wieseltier, and Natan Zach, the forty-two poets in this groundbreaking anthology represent the full range of contemporary Hebrew poetry. Together, they turn an unforgiving gaze on the occupation, speaking with rage, shame, sorrow, and despair at the continuing violence that has defined the lives of Palestinians and Israelis over the years and the hopelessness that has permeated both societies. The result is a collection of poems that are as important for their compelling poetic beauty as for their significant political accomplishment. The original Hebrew edition, published in 2005, received accolades in the Israeli press for its comprehensive collection of dissenting voices and for its daring and beautiful poetry. With an Iron Pen is a must read for all who seek a better understanding of the occupation and the wider conflict in the Middle East.