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	Avraham Shlonsky
		Avraham Shlonsky was born to a Chassidic family in the Ukraine.
		Shlonsky saw human isolation in the modern city during a year-long stay in Paris, and was exposed to the horrors of the Holocaust on a visit to post-war Europe.
		Abraham Shlonsky is widely recognized as one of the great Hebrew poets of the twentieth century.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/biography/shlonsky.html (434 words)

	Nehardeah- Lech Lecha
		The heroes of the story are again not Abraham and Isaac, but rather the apparently insignificant figure of the ram, to which there is very little reference in the Torah.
		God says to Abraham, "take your son, your only one", and Jephta's daughter is mentioned as being the "only" on her father had.
		The most obvious: Abraham sets out on his journey based on a command given by God, who merely wishes to test him, while Jephta makes a vow, of his own volition, to sacrifice a human being, a vow that is absolutely not required, and should be severely disparaged.
	www.jafi.org.il /education/jajz/torani/nehardeah/vayera.html (2169 words)

	Haaretz - Israel News - Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Abraham does so obediently, building an altar where God instructed him to, laying down the wood and placing his son, Isaac, on the wood on the altar.
		This is the akedah, "the binding of Isaac," in which Abraham is ordered to sacrifice his only son to his only God, a story of circumstances in which both Abraham and Isaac - each one for different reasons - are victims.
		According to him, Abraham's conflict is one of a soldier faced with an order he cannot obey, but not being a conscientious objector, he acts upon it nevertheless.
	www.haaretzdaily.com /hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=215918&contrassID=2&subContrassID=15&sbSubContrassID=0&listSrc=Y (900 words)

	Dr Cathey's Blog: 01/30/2005 - 02/05/2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Abraham in turn formally recognizes the rights of host people {Canaanites} to their various territories.
		In these pericopes Abraham is not seen as an invader but rather as immigrant.
		As a good immigrant Abraham is to teach justice to his household and establish peaceful relations with the peoples of the land.
	drcatheysblog.blogspot.com /2005_01_30_drcatheysblog_archive.html (1637 words)

	MyJewishLearning.com - Culture: Israeli Literature
		Following Bialik’s death, Abraham Shlonsky (1900-1973) and Nathan Alterman (1910-1970) were the leading figures in Israeli poetry.
		Shlonsky introduced modernist themes and techniques and became the leader of a new school of Israeli poetry, in self-conscious revolt against the previous generation.
		Unlike Shlonsky and Alterman, who were associated with Labor Zionism, Greenberg was an extreme nationalist.
	www.myjewishlearning.com /culture/literature/Overview_Hebrew_Literature/Literature_Israel_Green.htm (1225 words)

	AllRefer.com - Hebrew literature : Zionism and Literature in Israel (Hebrew Literature) - Encyclopedia
		The poetry of Abraham Shlonsky, Lea Goldberg, and Nathan Alterman deals with social and political themes.
		In recent years the Israeli novelists Amos Oz, Abraham B. Yehoshua, and Aharon Appelfeld, and the poet Yehuda Amichai have been widely translated and have achieved international distinction.
		Outside Israel, the writing of the Jews is ordinarily in the language of the countries in which they live or in Yiddish, whose literary use developed rapidly after the middle of the 19th cent.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/H/Hebrewli-zionism-and-literature-in-israel.html (413 words)

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		Abraham Shlonsky (1900-1973) was born in the Ukraine, studied for a while in Palestine, returned to Russia, and settled in Palestine in 1921, writing poetry and building roads.
		534) written in 1928 Shlonsky describes the modern land of Israel in religious terms: the land is wrapped in light as if it were a prayer shawl and the houses are like the boxes on the tefilin and the roads he paves are like the tefilin straps.
		Shlonsky provides an ideal example of the transition from the pioneer period to the modern period.
	www.jafi.org.il /education/juice/history1/week11.html (4793 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Abraham Shlonsky, Natan Alterman, Lea Goldberg, and Uri Zvi Greenberg headed the next generation of poets, who wrote in the years which preceded the establishment of the state and during the first years of statehood.
		Shlonsky utilized a flood of images along with linguistic inventions in his poetry to praise the pioneers who paved roads, drained swamps, built houses and established new settlements, as well as in his translations of classical poetry, especially from Russian.
		Alterman's works, many of which are noted for their political commentary, accompanied every stage of the development of the Jewish community and are characterized by richness of language and a variety of poetic forms, tone and rhyme, imagery and metaphor.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /freenet/rootdir/menus/government/embassies/mid.east/israel/info/facts/culture (8395 words)

	Abraham
		Abraham is the English form of a Hebrew name.
		Abraham is another example of an Old Testament name used in Europe only by Jewish families until the Reformation.
		Abraham was popular in the United States (originally due to Puritan influence, and then due to martyred 16th president Abraham Lincoln) until the turn of the century, when it declined considerably.
	www.geocities.com /edgarbook/names/al/abraham.html (111 words)

	A. G. Horon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		One of these, "Canaanites" (coined by poet Avraham Shlonsky), was so successful that it was even adopted by proponents of the movement who hitherto had referred to themselves as "The Young Hebrews" (Ha'ivrim Ha'tze'irim).
		Controversial as the whole thing was, Ratosh was the one who became clearly identified with the Canaanite view and, for better or for worse, the man considered the movement's spiritual father.
		He argued further that the father of this nation was not Abraham, but Ever (who appears in the Bible a few generations prior to Abraham), who was also the father of all the Hebrew tribes.
	ngng.co.il /aghoron.html (3420 words)

	Hebrew at Stanford: Multimedia
		also spelled AVRAHAM SHLONSKI, Israeli poet who founded Israel's Symbolist school and was an innovator in using colloquial speech in Hebrew verse.
		In the early 1920s Shlonsky emigrated to Palestine, becoming literary editor of various periodicals.
		Much of Shlonsky's poetry concerns the Israeli pioneer's rejection of Western values and the emergence of Israel as a modern country.
	www.stanford.edu /class/hebrew/books/shlon.html (105 words)

	MyJewishLearning.com - Culture: Hebrew Literature
		Poets such as Samuel HaNagid, Judah Halevi, and Immanuel of Rome wrote secular verse in addition to their many religious and liturgical poems.
		Prose fiction was much less common, though Abraham ben Samuel ha-Levi ibn Hasdai's Ben ha-Melek ve-ha-Nazir-- a work based on an Arabic version of a classic Indian story about the life of Buddha--is one interesting example.
		The poets of this time, such as Avraham Shlonsky, Yitzhak Lamdan, and U.Z. Greenberg, wrote about the Jewish pioneers and their relationship to the land of Israel.
	www.myjewishlearning.com /culture/literature/FinalEdit_Literature_TO_HebrewLit.htm (671 words)

	AMON-NIAP - A 1948 LOOK AT ISRAEL OF 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The establishment of the State of Israel was based and legitimized on UN recognition and endorsement - as was the case with all new countries established in the 20th Century after the collapse of the big empires.
		Indeed, Sharon and some of his Cabinet ministers (all except Peres ex army generals) are of the generation of 1948; however the war they wage against the Palestinians in order to establish the way of life that the Fathers of Zionism strove to eliminate bears no resemblance to the war of 1948.
		The Canaanites (they were so called mockingly by the poet Abraham Shlonsky, but adopted the name enthusiastically) were perhaps too extreme in their complete denial of the Diaspora.
	www.amon-niap.com /articles/1948.htm (4383 words)

	LINGUIST List 14.960: Cognate Objects/Unaccusatives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Dear linguists, this summarises the responses to a query (Linguist 14.697) I sent a while ago about the occurrence of cognate objects with unaccusative verbs.
		The following people are thanked for answering: Werner Abraham, Nino Amiridze, Martin Haiden, Jaume Mateu, Ora Matushanksy, Thomas McFadden, Asja Pereltswaig, Natalya Serdobolskaya, Anja Wanner A couple of apologies: the summary will be long because I found it hard to condense some of the replies in a fair way.
		In German they are always perfectives, and with perfectives (irrespective of whether they are intransitives or transitives), the end of the resultative may very well be expressed by a nominal or PP (if the semantics allows that).
	www.ling.ed.ac.uk /linguist/issues/14/14-960.html (604 words)

	Henry Hollander, Bookseller - Catalogue 21 - Hebrew Language (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		"Torah and Toil in the Drawings of Rabbi Abraham Verdiger." Jerusalem, Yad Vashem, nd c.
		Quarto, fifteen sheets laid in to a folding portfolio with two sheet containing an introduction by the curator, Elly Dlin in English and Hebrew.
		Gamoran, Emanuel and Friedland, Abraham H. "Torah Li I." Cincinnati, UAHC, 1939.
	www.hollanderbooks.com /cat21.htm (9520 words)

	On the relations between Hebrew and Russian poetry
		Every now and then I recall a memory from distant childhood, my father singing to himself Lermontov’s well-known song, “I set out alone on my way.” The country I grew up in during the 1920s, 30s and 40s, was saturated in Russian.
		In 1942 the book Russian Poetry was published, an anthology of new work [translated into Hebrew and] edited by [the Hebrew poets] Abraham Shlonsky and Lea Goldberg.
		He has perfect pitch and sees preservation of tone and rhyme as the translator’s major goal, an aim which sometimes forces him to make concessions in other areas.
	israel.poetryinternational.org /cwolk/view/20145 (975 words)

	Rashi Antiquarian Booksellers
		DUKER, ABRAHAM G. The mystery of the Jews in Mickiewicz's Towianist lectures on Slav literature.
		On the correspondence of Abraham Uri Kovner (Hebrew writer from Vilna, 1842-1909) with Dostoevsky on the subject of the Jewish problem in Russia.
		PATTERSON, DAVID Abraham Mapu, the creator of the modern Hebrew novel.
	www.rashi.nl /catalogues.php?catnr=558 (898 words)

	Israel Studies--Reconciling Two Great Loves
		It seems fair to say that Habiby's literary endeavors were rather low on his agenda at this point in his career, and he had not yet come to regard himself as a "novelist." Other Arab writers, such as Michel Haddad, who was supposedly closely identified with the "Establishment," were also not invited.
		But, the article continues, when Tammuz requested the participants to express their views on the three poems they had just heard, "the response was total silence.
		Shlonsky's restraint, however, was not characteristic of the atmosphere during the rest of the meeting.
	iupjournals.org /israel/iss4-1.html (6764 words)

	TAU's Faculty of Humanities Databases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Too numerous to list in total, and too extensive to describe in detail, the following is a partial list:
		Abraham Horodisch Collection on the History of Books
		In the Katz Institute for Hebrew Literature, housing documents, correspondence and drafts of manuscripts of 20th century Hebrew writers, including Hayyim Nahman Bialik, Saul Tchernichowsky, Avraham Shlonsky, Nathan Alterman, Amir Gilboa, Alexander Pen and Hanoch Bar-Tov.
	www.tau.ac.il /humanities/archives-index.html (744 words)

	Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		His very first collection Broshim Levanim (White cypresses, 1954) spearheaded these young poets who favoured the application of a new, more spontaneous Hebrew.
		His sensual, brightly coloured style is reminiscent of the work of Abraham Shlonsky, one of the great Hebrew poets of the first half of this century.
		The flush of a new lifestyle, the recently acquired independence, the intoxication of the Israel landscapes with its bright colours, smells and sensual titillations all came together in Moshe Dor's poems and gave his nation's poetry a new incentive.
	home.luna.nl /~poetry/part/27 (273 words)

	Corinna Hasofferett
		On the other hand, if the past incited pity, you had to throw it away as fast as possible.
		As an adolescent, worked under Abraham Shlonsky, a major poet and chief editor at Sifriat Po'alim Publishers, then the major Israeli publishing house.
		Army service and member of Kibbutz Carmia (in southwest Israel, bordering with the Gaza Strip).
	www.patchword.com /corinna-hasofferett/english/about.html (661 words)

	«BEN-TSION IEGOSHUA IN KIEV,» - EDWARD DOKS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A chief surprise for 37 teachers from different regions of Ukraine became the arrival of an Israeli writer Ben-Tsion Iegoshua.
		He told about the creative activity of Haim-Nakhman Byalik, Shaul Chernyakhovsky, Rachel, Abraham Shlonsky, Natan Ionatan, Natan Alterman, Lea Goldberg having emphasized the Ukrainian roots of many of them.
		The writer also told to the seminar participants about himself and his work, presented one of his stories - "Ram entangled in thickets with his horns", translated by Victor Radutsky.
	www.jewukr.org /observer/eo2003/page_show_en.php?id=85 (770 words)

	«SILVER AGE» - EDWARD DOKS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Roi Khen is a 23-year-old Israeli of Moroccan descent who has mastered Russian to perfection.
		During his fascinating lecture he told listeners about the life and creative work of Natan Alterman, Alexander Penn, Lea Goldberg and Abraham Shlonsky.
		A Tel-Aviv of 1970's emerged before listeners - legendary cafe "Kasit" in Dizengof street where aces of Israeli poetry had been spending long hours.
	www.jewukr.org /observer/eo2003/page_show_en.php?id=189 (157 words)

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		I compiled another two bibliographies that have not yet been published: A critical bibliography of and about Nathan Alterman (Israeli poet and writer) and a completion of my bibliography of Dov Sadan (his writ- ings from 1984 to 1989).
		Now I am working on the bibliography of Abraham Shlonsky.
		Beside my bibliographic work I am cataloging at the Ohio State University in Columbus.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/academic/languages/yiddish/mendele/vol1.044 (1178 words)

	Jewish Studies Collection Policy
		Yiddish literature: The Joe Fishstein Collection of Yiddish Poetry is an extraordinary collection of close to 3000 works of twentieth century Yiddish literature, including many rare items.
		Abraham Roback, a former McGill psychology professor and prominent author of works on Yiddish literature, contain much material for the Yiddish scholar, including correspondence in Yiddish with many contemporary personalities.
		Agnon, Shmuel Yosef Abramowitz, Shalom Jacob (Mendele Mokher Sefarim) Alterman, Nathan Bialik, Hayyim Nahman Blustein, Rachel Brenner, Joseph Hayyim Fichman, Jacob Frishman, David Gennessin, Uri Nissan Goldberg, Leah Greenberg, Uri Zvi Katzenelson, Itzhak Shalom, Shin Shlonsky, Abraham Shneur, Zalman Tchernichovski, Saul
	www.library.mcgill.ca /collect/jewstud.htm (2155 words)

	Judaism: Defiant Muse: Feminist Hebrew Poetry
		Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net.
		Poets such as Y. Gordon, Chaim Nachman Bialik, Abraham Shlonsky, and Nathan Alterman, were the leading figures in modem Hebrew literature from the turn of the nineteenth century until the late fifties of this century, when the dominance of poetry gave way to prose.
		As narrative fiction has come to the fore in Israeli literature, and volumes of poetry are more difficult to publish (major poets must now finance the publication of their books), the role of literary periodicals has become crucial.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0411/is_3_48/ai_64507454/pg_4 (1351 words)

	2005 Conference on Hebrew Language and Literature
		Abraham Tal (Tel Aviv University), Samaritan Hebrew in the Perspective of the Historical Dictionary of the Hebrew Language (E) Gershon Brin (Tel Aviv University), The New Byzantine Bible Commentaries and Their Place in the History of Jewish Exegesis (H) Pedagogy: Room 127
		Hadassah Kantor (Bar Ilan University), On Four Areas of Difficulties for Learners of Hebrew as a Foreign/Second Language (H) Rivkah Bliboim (Hebrew University), "Listening to Hebrew": New Audio Lab Programs (H) Literature Panel: On The Margins of Modernism
		Allison Shachter (UC Berkeley), Gender and Geography: The Terrain of Eastern Europe in Leah Goldberg's ve-Hu ha-Or (E) Naomi Brenner (UC Berkeley), Modernist Bard and Balladeer: Poetic Personas of Avraham Shlonsky and Itsik Manger (E) Session 3
	www.stanford.edu /class/hebrew/events/conference2005/schedule.html (1650 words)

	Chanita Goodblatt - CURRICULUM VITAE AND LIST OF PUBLICATIONS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Chanita Goodblatt - CURRICULUM VITAE AND LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
		Title of Thesis: Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself" and Abraham
		Shlonsky's Poems of the Land of Israel: A Study of Man's
	www.bgu.ac.il /foreignlit/Staff/Chanita/ShortCV04.htm (324 words)

	FSU new issues - Russia - Birth Bicentenary of A.S.Pushkin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Author's picture of A.S.Pushkin to poem "Evgeny Onegin": imaginary meeting of author and Onegin on Neva embankment.
		Margins of the souvenir sheet represent portraits of A.S.Pushkin and Abraham Shlonsky (translator into hebrew poem "Yevgeny Onegin".
		For buying FSU stamps, Postal stationery and Postal History, please, see Classified Ads
	home.nestor.minsk.by /fsunews/russia/1997/ru623.html (94 words)

	Yehuda Amichai - Condolence Book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It is strange to think that his unique mind is no longer working somewhere on this planet for the benefit of us all.
		at the age of seventeen i have sent some poems to ABRAHAM SHLONSKY who was also a well known Israeli poet asking for his opinion.
		MAY GOD REST HIS SOUL IN PEACE.SARA GUTENBERG-RAMAT GAN
	www.pobox.co.il /amichai/book.html (4943 words)

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