1st Edition
Children and Yiddish Literature From Early Modernity to Post-Modernity
1 The Spanish Pagan Woman and Ashkenazi Children Reading Yiddish circa 1700
2 The Sabbath Tale and Jewish Cultural Renewal
3 Heavenly Father: Portraying the Family in Hasidic Yiddish Children’s Literature
4 The Design of Books and Lives: Yiddish Children’s Book Art by Artists from the Kiev Kultur-Lige
5 Illustrating Yiddish Children’s Literature: Aesthetics and Utopia in Lissitzky’s Graphics for Mani Leib’s Yingl Tsingl Khvat
6 Reading Soviet-Yiddish Poetry for Children: Der Nister’s Mayselekh in ferzn 1917–39
7 An End to Fairy Tales: The 1930s in the mayselekh of Der Nister and Leyb Kvitko
8 The Upside-Down World of Baym Dnyepr: Penek
9 Jewish Wards of the Soviet State: Fayvl Sito’s These Are Us
10 ‘A Language Is Like a Garden’: Shloyme Davidman and the Yiddish Communist School Movement in the United States
11 Soviet Propaganda in Illustrated Yiddish Children’s Books: From the Collections of the YIVO Library, New York
Biography
Gennady Estraikh, Kerstin Hoge, Krutikov Mikhail
