Léa Goldberg

Hebrew poetess, translator, and scholar, a central figure of Israeli literature. She founded the department of comparative literature at the Hebrew University.

The days of this book

Sources & resources

• E. Spicehandler, Israel
• « Goldberg, Lea », Encyclopaedia Judaica (2ᵉ éd.) (2007) ↗
• G. Shaked, Moznayim (1956)
• R. Alter, Commentary (1970)
• D. Sadan, Yerushalayim, Shenaton le-Divrei Sifrut ve-Ommanut (1970)
• G. Yardeni, Si?ot im Soferim (1961)
• T. Ruebner, L. Goldberg, Monografyah (1980)
• O. Baumgarten-Kuris, Em?a'im Sifrutiyim be-Shiratah shel L. Goldberg (1979)
• A.B. Jaffe, Pegishot'im L. Goldberg (1984)
• Modern Hebrew Literature (1977)
• Y. Nave, Biblical Motifs Representing the (1987)
• L. Hovav, Yesodot be-Shirat ha-Yeladim bire'i Ye?iratah shel L. Goldberg (1986)
• Conditio Judaica (1988)
• A.B. Jaffe, Lea Goldberg: Tavei Demut li-Ye?iratah (1994)
• N.R.S. Gold, "Rereading, It Is the Light, (1997)
• M.E. Varela Moreno, "Hypotexts of Lea Goldberg's Sonnets,", Jewish Studies at the Turn of the Twentieth Century (1999)
• S. Neumann, Mokedim ba-Lashon ha-Figurativit shel Shirat L. Goldberg (1996)
• A. Lieblich, El Lea (1995)
• O. Yaglin, Ulai Mabat Aher: Klasiyut Modernit u-Modernizm be-Shirat L. Goldberg (2002)
• H. Barzel, Shirat Ere? Yisrael: Shlonsky, Alterman, Goldberg (2001)
• R. Kartun-Blum and A. Weisman (eds.), Pegishot im Meshoreret: Masot u-Me?karim al Ye?iratah shel L. Goldberg (2000)

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