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Forgetting Jerusalem, Ken Frieden
Forgetting Jerusalem, Ken Frieden
Religion - All Scholarship
Book review on Clive Sinclair's Cosmetic Effects.
Taking The Mother Tongue To Task, Ken Frieden
Taking The Mother Tongue To Task, Ken Frieden
Religion - All Scholarship
Review of Benjamin Harshav's work The Meaning of Yiddish.
"All Dreams Follow The Mouth": The Dream-Interpreter As Prophet, Ken Frieden
"All Dreams Follow The Mouth": The Dream-Interpreter As Prophet, Ken Frieden
Religion - All Scholarship
Freud's "talking cure" and methods of dream interpretation have occasionally
been understood in the context of Jewish traditions, yet the nature
of this association remains a matter of dispute} Without making any
claims concerning influence or continuity, this essay attends to some resonances
between Talmudic, Freudian, and Lacanian thought, which no
doubt merit a full-length study.
The Language Of Demonic Possession: A Key-Word Analysis, Ken Frieden
The Language Of Demonic Possession: A Key-Word Analysis, Ken Frieden
Religion - All Scholarship
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Teller's First And Last Visits To Sigmund Freud, Ken Frieden
Teller's First And Last Visits To Sigmund Freud, Ken Frieden
Religion - All Scholarship
During the 1930's, as a young Yiddish poet in New York, Yehuda
Leyb Teller produced some of the memorab1e pre-war poetry of his generation.
Like the introspectivist writers who inspired him, Teller was increasingly aware of politica1 deve10pments in Europe. The
poetic cyc1e entit1ed "Psychoana1ysis," one of Teller's most outstanding
accomp1ishments, fuses real and imaginary dimensions. Two
of the six "Psychoana1ysis" poems confront Sigmund Freud and the
situation of the European Jews.
Yiddish Literature, Ken Frieden
Yiddish Literature, Ken Frieden
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Entry in Encyclopedia Britannica, 15th edition on Yiddish Literature.