PROOFTEXTS VOLUME 13 Author Index RoserT ALTER. Fogel and the Forging of a Hebrew Self Marc Zvi BreTTLer. A Bible Commentary for Israel MICHAEL FISHBANE. The Aggadah—Fragments of Delight Davip FocEL. Language and Style in Our Young Literature (1931). Translated by YAEL MEROZ and ERIC ZAKIM STEPHEN A. GELLER. Goddessess and Women in Biblical Religion MICHAEL GLUZMAN. Unmasking the Politics of Simplicity in Modernist Hebrew Poetry: Rereading David Fogel MICHAEL GLUZMAN, CHANA KRONFELD and ERIC ZAKIM. Foreword [to David Fogel (1891-1944) and the Emergence of Hebrew Modernism] CHANITA GoopsBLaTT. Walt Whitman and Uri Zvi Greenberg: Voice and Dialogue, Apostrophe and Discourse Mayer GruBer. The Meaning of Biblical Parallelism: A Biblical Perspective Davip Kraemer. The Intended Reader as a Key to Interpreting the Bavli CHANA KRONFELD. Fogel and Modernism: A Liminal Moment in Hebrew Literary History GILEAD Moran. Subverting Dystopia: Yitshak Ben-Ner’s Fiction of the Future STANLEY Nasu. 1948 Poetry of War and Bereavement: Dan Miron’s Facing the Silent Brother ANITA Noricu. The Meaning of (a) Language Davip ODELL. Images of Violence in the Horse in Job 39:18-25 SANFORD PINSKER. Ivy League Gentlemen and Immigrant Jewish Intellectuals Davip G. Roskies. The Last of the Purim Players: Itzik Manger RAYMOND P. SCHEINDLIN. Contrasting Religious Experience in the Liturgical Poems of Ibn Gabirol and Judah Halevi NAomI SEIDMAN. “It Is You I Speak from within Me”: David Fogel’s Poetics of the Feminine Voice Uzi Suavit. David Fogel and Hebrew Free Verse: Is There a Fogelian Nusah in Hebrew Poetry? SMADAR SHIFFMAN. On the Possibility of Impossible Worlds: Meir Shalev and the Fantastic in Hebrew Literature JANUsz SOLARZ. The Homeless Imagination of the Yiddish Scholar Eric ZAKIM. Between Fragment and Authority in David Fogel’s (Re)Presentation of Subjectivity PROOFTEXTS VOLUME 13 Subject Index BIBLE Marc ZvI BRETTLER. A Bible Commentary for Israel STEPHEN A. GELLER. Goddessess and Women in Biblical Religion Mayer GRuBER. The Meaning of Biblical Parallelism: A Biblical Perspective Davip ODELL. Images of Violence in the Horse in Job 39:18-25 MIDRASH AND RABBINIC LITERATURE MICHAEL FISHBANE. The Aggadah—Fragments of Delight Davip KRAEMER. The Intended Reader as a Key to Interpreting the Bavli MEDIEVAL HEBREW LITERATURE RAYMOND P. SCHEINDLIN. Contrasting Religious Experience in the Liturgical Poems of Ibn Gabirol and Judah Halevi MODERN HEBREW AND YIDDISH LITERATURE ROBERT ALTER. Fogel and the Forging of a Hebrew Self Davip FocEL. Language and Style in Our Young Literature (1931). Translated by YAEL MEROZ and ERIC ZAKIM MICHAEL GLUZMAN. Unmasking the Politics of Simplicity in Modernist Hebrew Poetry: Rereading David Fogel MICHAEL GLUZMAN, CHANA KRONFELD and ERIC ZAKIM. Foreword [to David Fogel (1891-1944) and the Emergence of Hebrew Modernism] CHANITA GoopsLatTt. Walt Whitman and Uri Zvi Greenberg: Voice and Dialogue, Apostrophe and Discourse CHANA KRONFELD. Fogel and Modernism: A Liminal Moment in Hebrew Literary History GILEAD Morauc. Subverting Dystopia: Yitshak Ben-Ner’s Fiction of the Future STANLEY NASH. 1948 Poetry of War and Bereavement: Dan Miron’s Facing the Silent Brother ANITA Noricn. The Meaning of (a) Language Davip G. Roskies. The Last of the Purim Players: Itzik Manger NAoMI SEIDMAN. “It Is You I Speak from within Me”: David Fogel’s Poetics of the Feminine Voice Uzi SHavit. David Fogel and Hebrew Free Verse: Is There a Fogelian Nusah in Hebrew Poetry? SMADAR SHIFFMAN. On the Possibility of Impossible Worlds: Meir Shalev and the Fantastic in Hebrew Literature JANUSZ SOLARZ. The Homeless Imagination of the Yiddish Scholar Eric ZAKIM. Between Fragment and Authority in David Fogel’s (Re)Presentation of Subjectivity AMERICAN JEWISH CULTURE SANFORD PINSKER. Ivy League Gentlemen and Immigrant Jewish Intellectuals