Modern Hebrew Fiction

Tracing the evolution of Hebrew literature from its European origins to its flourishing in Israel by the 1990s, this comprehensive history spans over 20 years of research. It profiles four generations of writers and delves into themes and styles of specific texts, showcasing the depth of the Hebrew literary tradition. Through biographical insights and sociocultural analyses, the author reveals the intricate relationship between literature and the historical context, emphasizing the intertextual connections that shape Hebrew writing and its cultural significance.