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S. Yizhar (1916–2006)

Auteur de Hirbat-Hiza

42+ oeuvres 305 utilisateurs 7 critiques 4 Favoris

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S. Yizhar was the pen name of Yizhar Smilansky who taught education at the Hebrew University for many years.
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Œuvres de S. Yizhar

Hirbat-Hiza (1949) 192 exemplaires
Preliminaries (Hebrew Classics) (2007) 22 exemplaires
מקדמות 6 exemplaires
צדדיים 5 exemplaires
ימי צקלג 5 exemplaires
La rabbia del vento (2005) 4 exemplaires
Ha-Hursha Be-Giva 2 exemplaires
7 סיפורים 2 exemplaires
דפי ריב (1988) 2 exemplaires

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Until Daybreak: Stories From The Kibbutz (1984) — Contributeur — 4 exemplaires

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Beskrivelse fra Israels grundlæggelse og de første overtagelser af de arabiske landsbyer beskrevet af en af de deltagende israelske soldater. Knugende.
 
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msc | 6 autres critiques | Jan 14, 2024 |
It's not KK, it's me: that this book is wise I can agree with absolutely. That it is "still-shockingly wise," as the blurb suggests, is a little bit much. Turns out the Israeli occupation wasn't and isn't all that noble a thing. The prose was decent, but not so good that it took me away from the obviousness of the rest of the book. I'm glad this was written, that it's still in print, and that people are reading it. But I think I just expected too much.
 
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stillatim | 6 autres critiques | Oct 23, 2020 |
Et dokument fra 1949 skrevet af en israelsk soldat og forfatter, som beskriver israelske soldaters indtagelse af en arabisk landsby og fordrivelse af befolkningen. Forfatteren føler sig magtesløs, skønt hans samvittighed martrer ham. Smukt sprog med mange billeder.
 
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msc | 6 autres critiques | Sep 6, 2016 |
Khirbet Khizeh is an Arab village in the newly formed state of Israel, designated to be cleared by Israeli forces, made uninhabitable, and its occupants exiled. The novel, originally published in 1949 and written from an Israeli soldier's perspective, it was only recently translated from Hebrew. While nearly seventy years since the birth of the Israeli state and the genesis of this story, it expresses a fundamental tension that still exists: a many-times exiled Jewish people find themselves doing the same unto another group. It's a short, thought-provoking read, told by someone who understands the stress, the fear, the boredom, and the conflicts that can arise between duty and conscience in service to the state. I can't speak to the quality of the translation, but I can say it's expressed beautifully in English. The NYT book review intrigued me enough to read it http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/22/books/review/khirbet-khizeh-by-s-yizhar.html… (plus d'informations)
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traumleben | 6 autres critiques | May 9, 2015 |

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