Nitsa Ben-Ari
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Title & Subtitle | Abstract | Contributors | Pages | Year | Purchase |
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Suppression of the Erotic in Modern Hebrew Literature |
Issues of sexuality, censorship, and self-censorship in the formation of national and cultural identities are a focus of great interest in contemporary literary research. This is the first work … | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 423 | 2006 | View |
From Introduction |
Introduction | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 14 | 2006 | $1.54 Add |
From Obscene Literature: Norms and Laws |
This chapter will discuss the introduction of modern obscenity laws; that is, formal censorship of the erotic, with special focus on the intricate relationship between laws and norms, formal … | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 30 | 2006 | $3.30 Add |
From Moral Enforcement in Israel |
The purpose of the following chapter is to examine whether it was formal censorship or rather self-inflicted subordination to normative pressure that was responsible for the repression of the … | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 29 | 2006 | $3.19 Add |
From “Sabra Puritanism” |
This research,[…], deals with “life” only in as much as it is regulated by law and norm (in the case of literary censorship), otherwise focusing on the representation of life in … | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 36 | 2006 | $3.96 Add |
From Puritan Representation in Canonic Literature |
The following chapter will first provide an insight into two prototypes of literary representation of “purity” that define the Sabra and delimit the other. It will be followed by a … | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 21 | 2006 | $2.31 Add |
From The Centre and the Periphery |
This chapter will focus on two main themes: the creation and development of a popular literature in the periphery (with the help of translation), and the possible relations between the popular … | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 62 | 2006 | $6.82 Add |
From The Quest for Acceptance and Legitimization in the Literary PeripheryBanned Books and Pulp Fiction |
Translators and writers of the sex guides used didactic reasoning: they described their work as fulfilling a “mission,” their duty as teaching and educating (regardless of what the … | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 53 | 2006 | $5.83 Add |
From Translation Tactics: Between Expurgation and Embellishment |
This chapter will deal with the texts that did get to be translated, first in the periphery and sometimes later in the centre, and the price they had to pay in adjusting to censorship or … | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 28 | 2006 | $3.08 Add |
From Attempts at Constructing an Erotic/Sexual Repertoire |
Building an erotic repertoire, be it lexical or literary, was especially problematic in a language developing in such anomalous conditions and in a period that swept erotica aside to the … | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 45 | 2006 | $4.95 Add |
From First Sabra Pornographic Novel: Dahn Ben-Amotz’s Screwing Isn’t Everything |
In view of the ban (normative more than legislative) on erotica in the canonic Sabra culture, this chapter will describe the attempt to build an erotic repertoire, lingual and literary, in the margins. | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 18 | 2006 | $1.98 Add |
From Language Impoverishment |
As a result of decades of the attenuation of the erotic, the literary sexual and intimate language became impoverished and supplied clichéd “pseudo-scientific” or “pulp … | Nitsa Ben-Ari | 29 | 2006 | $3.19 Add |