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The Doubts and Loves of Yehuda Amichai
Israeli, European, and International Poet
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2024
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2024
ISBN-Print
978-0-7618-7460-7
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978-0-7618-7461-4
Publisher
Hamilton Books, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
326
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Introduction No access Pages 1 - 18
Chapter 1: 1924-1936: Childhood in Würzburg, Germany No access Pages 19 - 38
Chapter 2: 1936–1942: Teenage Years in Petach Tikva and Jerusalem No access Pages 39 - 58
Chapter 3: 1942–1946: Military policeman and soldier in the British Army No access Pages 59 - 76
Chapter 4: July 1946–April 1948: Teachers’ College and the Beginning of Amichai’s Teaching Career No access Pages 77 - 100
Chapter 5: April 1948–Summer 1949: The War of Independence; Marriage to Tamar No access Pages 101 - 118
Chapter 6: 1949-1955: University Education, the Trip to the US, Amichai’s First Book No access Pages 119 - 140
Chapter 7: 1955–1958: Responses to his Book, First Award, Separation from Tamar, the Stormy Affair with Clarice No access Pages 141 - 158
Chapter 8: 1957–1959: Two More Volumes of Poetry; Clarice Leaves Israel No access Pages 159 - 176
Chapter 9: 1958–1963: Clarice in Amichai’s Poetry, the Birth of Roni, Publication of Stories and a Novel No access Pages 177 - 198
Chapter 10: 1962–1964: Plays and Radio Scripts, Publication of Poems 1948-1962 No access Pages 199 - 216
Chapter 11: 1964–1968: A Year in New York, Friendship with Ted Hughes, Return to Israel after the Six Day War No access Pages 217 - 240
Chapter 12: 1968–1971: Publication of Now in the Storm, the Mashkof Group, Visits from Major Poets No access Pages 241 - 258
Chapter 13: 1970–1990: Volumes of Poetry in Hebrew and in Translation, Major Prizes at Home and Abroad, becoming the Middle-Aged Father of Young Children No access Pages 259 - 278
Chapter 14: Amichai’s Last Volume of Poetry: the Eve of his Death and Posthumous Projects of Remembrance No access Pages 279 - 294
