Hannan Hever

Director of Undergraduate Studies; Jacob & Hilda Blaustein Prof of Hebrew Language & Literature and Comparative Lit

Address:

320 York Street, Room 341, New Haven, CT 06511-3627

203-432-0843

hannan.hever@yale.edu

Publications

Hasidism, Haskalah, Zionism

Hebrew Literature and the 1948 War: Essays on Philology and Responsibility

We Are Broken Rhymes: The Politics of Trauma in Hebrew Literature

Suddenly, the Sight of War: Violence and Nationalism in Hebrew Poetry in the 1940s

To Inherit the Land, to Conquer the Space: The Beginning of Hebrew Literature in Eretz-Israel

With the Power of God: Theology and Politics in Modern Hebrew Literature

Don’t Tell it in Gath: The Palestinian Naqba in Hebrew Poetry, 1948-1958

From the Beginning: Three Essays on Nativist Hebrew

The Narrative and the Nation: Critical Readings in the Canon of Hebrew Fiction

Toward the Longed-for Shore: The Sea in Hebrew Culture and Modern Hebrew Literature

In the City of Slaughter – A Visit at Twilight, Bialik’s Poem A Century After

Reading Poetry: Reviews, Essays and Articles about Hebrew Poetry

Beautiful Motherland of Death, Aesthetic and Politics in Uri Zvi Greenberg’s Poetry

Producing the Modern Hebrew Canon: Nation Building and Minority Discourse

Suddenly the sight of War: Nationalism and Violence in Hebrew Literature of the 1940s

Literature Written from Here: A Brief Summary of Israeli Literature

Captives of Utopia: An Essay on Messianism and Politics in Hebrew Poetry in Eretz-Israel between the Two World Wars

Poets and Zealots: The Rise of Political Hebrew Poetry in Eretz-Israel

The Flowering of Silence: The Poetry of Avraham Ben-Yitzhak

Avraham Ben-Yitzhak: Collected Poems

Uri Zvi Greenberg, 80th Anniversary Exhibition