Poetics of Insignificance: Edgar Hilsenrath’s Reinvention of the Shtetl and the Tradition of Humour in German-Jewish Ghetto Writing

Anne Fuchs

Poetics of Insignificance: Edgar Hilsenrath’s Reinvention of the Shtetl and the Tradition of Humour in German-Jewish Ghetto Writing

Anne Fuchs

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Ghetto Writing
Subtitle of host publication	Traditional and Eastern Jewry in German-Jewish Literature from Heine to Hilsenrath
Editors	Anne Fuchs, Florian Krobb
Place of Publication	Drawer
Publisher	Camden House
Pages	170-185
Publication status	Published - 1999

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Poetics of Insignificance: Edgar Hilsenrath’s Reinvention of the Shtetl and the Tradition of Humour in German-Jewish Ghetto Writing. / Fuchs, Anne.
Ghetto Writing: Traditional and Eastern Jewry in German-Jewish Literature from Heine to Hilsenrath. ed. / Anne Fuchs; Florian Krobb. Drawer: Camden House, 1999. p. 170-185.

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