Front Matter -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Half Title Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction I -- I -- II -- III -- IV -- V -- Introduction II: The Authors Speak For Themselves -- MARCOS AGUINIS, Argentina -- SABINA BERMAN, Mexico -- ARIEL DORFMAN, Chile -- RICHARDO FEIERSTEIN, Argentina -- MANUELA FINGUERET, Argentina -- LUISA FUTORANSKY, Argentina, France -- MARGO GLANTZ, Mexico -- GERARDO MARIO GOLOBOFF, Argentina, France -- DANIEL GUTMAN, Argentina -- RICARDO HALAC, Argentina -- JOSE KOZER, Cuba, U.S. -- ANGELINA MUNIZ, Mexico -- SAMUEL ROVINSKI, Costa Rica -- MOACYR SCLIAR, Brazil -- ESTHER SELIGSON, Mexico -- ELIAHU TOKER, Argentina -- Content -- Jewish Latin American Writers and Collective Memory -- Resonances of the Yiddishkeit Tradition in the Contemporary Brazilian Narrative -- I -- II -- III -- IV -- V -- Urban life and Jewish Memory in the Tales of Moacyr Scliar and Nora Glickman -- The Complex Roses of Jerusalem: The Theme of Israel in Argentinian Jewish Poetry -- I -- II -- III -- IV -- V -- Jacobo Fijman: Jewish Poet? -- REFERENCES -- Matrimony and Religious Conflict: Bernardo Gravier's El hijo del rabino -- Jewish Identity, Pluralism, and Survival: Feierstein's Mestizo as Minority Discourse -- REFERENCES -- Metaphors of Disorder and Displacement in Mil anos, un dia, by Ricardo Halac -- Noah in the Pampas: Syncretism in Goloboff's Criador de palomas -- REFERENCES -- Marcos Aguinis: Shifting lines of Difference Between the Other and the Self -- REFERENCES -- Lispector's Rethinking of Biblicala nd Mystical Discourse -- REFERENCES -- Aspects of the Jewish Presence in the Brazilian Narrative: The "Crypto-Jews" -- Ethnic Identity in the Plays of Sabina Berman -- Angelina Muniz's Tierra adentro: (Re)creating the Subject -- Visions of Esther Seligson -- The Family, the World -- REFERENCES -- Samuel Rovinski and the Dual Identity.

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