Anthology of Yiddish stories spanning 1382 to the present, mixing religious tales, parables, folktales, and modern narratives of Jewish experience.
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Anthology of Yiddish stories spanning 1382 to the present, mixing religious tales, parables, folktales, and modern narratives of Jewish experience.
First developed and written in medieval Germany, Yiddish eventually became the everyday speech of Jews all over Europe and later globally. Yiddish was a hybrid language crafted from German, mixed with Hebrew, Judeo-Aramaic, and blended with Italian and French as well as the Slavic languages. It gave rise to a literature that reflected not only Jewish life but also the culture of the lands in which the Jews lived. A descriptive and flavorful language, it was used for genres as diverse as religiou...
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Demonic seduction depicted in one folktale
Harrowing elements in demonic seduction tale
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Religious tales, parables, and revised biblical stories central throughout
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