Dibur : Literary Journal (Stanford : Stanford University Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages, 2015-

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Dibur, Issue 1 (Fall 2015): Spoken word, Written word: Rethinking the representation of speech in literature / issue editors: Amir Eshel, Vered K. Shemtov, Anat Weisman

Table of contents:

• Vered K. Shemtov, Anat Weisman, Amir Eshel: Spoken word, written word - Introduction
• Marjorie Perloff: Representing speech in conceptual poetry
• Renana Keydar: Rethinking plurality: on ethics and storytelling in the search for justice
• Jahan Ramazani: Code-switching, code-stitching: a Macaronic poetics?
• Roy Greenwald: Homophony in multilingual Jewish cultures
• Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht: The original sin of metaphysics? The emergence of logophono-centrism in its historical context
• Naomi Seidman: Talking sex: the distinctive speech of modern Jews
• Russel Berman: Mimicry and denial: proliferating identities in Howard Jacobson's The Finkler Question
• Uri S. Cohen:  Lagersprache: Primo Levi and the language of survival
• Zali Gurevitch: Hebrew literature in translation: Zali Gurevitch

Dibur, Issue 2 (Spring 2016): Form : Dedicated  to Benjamin Harshav (Vilnius, 1928 - New Haven, 2015) / issue editors: Vered Karti Shemtov, Anat Weisman

Table of contents:

• Vered Karti Shemtov, Anat Weisman: Form - Introduction
• Lucy Alford: "Full / of endless distances" : forms of desire in poetic attention
• Jonathan Culler: Poetics, fictionality, and the lyric
• Na'ama Rokem: The rhythms of language mixing: Ludwig Strauss's notes for an impossible German-Hebrew hymn
• Lilach Lachman: Lullaby and Mother Tongue: poetic performance and the Hebrew lullaby
• Vincent Barletta: Rhythm as Form
• Hannan Hever: The politics of form of the Hassidic tale
• Caroline Levine: Forms, Literary and Social
• Thomas Pavel: Robert Marteau and the French Blank Alexandrine
  In Memoriam Benjamin Harshav
• Chana Kronfeld: : Harshav’s Likrat, Toward a new poetics and politics of the “Statehood Generation”
• Benjamin Harshav: Benjamin Harshav reads poems by Yiddish poet Moyshe Kulbak

Dibur, Issue 3 (Fall 2016): Archives: Literary Perspectives on the intersections between history and fiction / issue editors: Vered K. Shemtov, Marie-Pierre Ulloa,  Anat Weisman

Table of contents:

• Marie-Pierre Ulloa, Anat Weisman, Vered Karti Shemtov : Archives: Literary Perspectives on the intersections between history and fiction - Introduction
• Michal Ben-Naftali | The Deleted Archive: Revisiting Alice Munro, Amnon Shamosh, Annie Ernaux and Yehoshua Kenaz
• Yotam Popliker | “The Need to Be Recorded”: Gabriel Preil’s Archival Prosthesis in the American Diaspora
• Marie-Pierre Ulloa | Lost In Fire, Lost In Letters: Archives of the Algerian War
• Jean-Michel Frodon | Trace, Archive, Imaginary
• Eli Friedlander | Walter Benjamin's Arcades Project and the Heightened Intuitability of History
• Dina Stein | Archival Recollections: Rabbinic Figures as Folk Heroes
• Keren Mock | The Need to Believe and the Archive: Interview with Julia Kristeva
• Yael Neeman | Archives in Literature: Chapter from 'We Were The Future' — A Memoir of the Kibbutz