Bibliograph

Censorship in Polish art after 1989, art, law, politics, Jakub Dab̜rowski, Anna Demenko ; Łukasz Mojsak, Aleksandra Sobczak, translators

Type

Label

Censorship in Polish art after 1989, art, law, politics, Jakub Dab̜rowski, Anna Demenko ; Łukasz Mojsak, Aleksandra Sobczak, translators

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

Censorship in Polish art after 1989

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

Jakub Dab̜rowski, Anna Demenko ; Łukasz Mojsak, Aleksandra Sobczak, translators

Sub title

art, law, politics

Summary

Seymour Epstein's The Esther Scroll: The Author's Tale is a bold thesis and a radically new interpretation of The Book of Esther that contends it was written neither as light comedy, nor as sacred history, nor as a romance, nor as a handbook for Jewish survival in the Diaspora. Rather, it is a satire on Jewish life in the Diaspora. "Epstein's argument stands all previous readings of Esther on their head" (Hillel Halkin, from the Preface)

Target audience

adult

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