Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 19,Ausgabe 11996 |
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... Yiddish . But since Yiddish sounded harsh and unpleasant to me , I refused to learn it . It was a mysterious language that could reveal to me who I really was . From childhood I was expected to hide , to cover up who I ' really ' was ...
... Yiddish . But since Yiddish sounded harsh and unpleasant to me , I refused to learn it . It was a mysterious language that could reveal to me who I really was . From childhood I was expected to hide , to cover up who I ' really ' was ...
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... Yiddish in Jewish - Argentine letters , since Toker is not the only one engaged in translating and editing works by his Yiddish - language predeces- sors , and in claiming them as his intellectual patriarchs . Feierstein , the author of ...
... Yiddish in Jewish - Argentine letters , since Toker is not the only one engaged in translating and editing works by his Yiddish - language predeces- sors , and in claiming them as his intellectual patriarchs . Feierstein , the author of ...
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... Yiddish when they wanted us not to understand them . They spoke Yiddish when certain ideas came to them ; I mean , certain jokes or phrases would come to them in Yiddish . On the other hand , they never made any effort to teach us Yiddish ...
... Yiddish when they wanted us not to understand them . They spoke Yiddish when certain ideas came to them ; I mean , certain jokes or phrases would come to them in Yiddish . On the other hand , they never made any effort to teach us Yiddish ...
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Secular Jews Preservation and Destruction | 3 |
Jewish Gauchos and Jewish Others or Culture | 15 |
A Family History Recalled | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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