The issue is edited by Mirjam Rajner and Katja Šmid, including contributions by Željko Jovanović, Željka Oparnica, Olga Ungar, Magdalena Koch, Katarzyna Taczyńska, Krinka Vidaković Petrov and Marija Vulesica.
We are pleased to announce the publication of “Crossing Borders: Identity, Gender, and Memory in Southeast European Jewish Milieu,” a special issue of the European Journal of Jewish Studies 17.1 (2023). https://t.co/gYWGO1lqQ0
Recent recollection: editors of the @EJJS_Journal pray at the grave of Professor Heinrich Graetz for the success of the journal. Photo taken by Editor-in-Chief of the journal - Marcin Wodziński
If you are interested in Yiddish, do listen to our Editors, @BartWallet and @LauraAlmagor discussing the diversity of the Yiddish language, its origins and challenges. Check out the episode of @BrillPublishing 's podcast series #HumanitiesMatter ⬇️
Dear Readers,
Along with @Brill we have decided to prolong the free access to our first special collection: Yiddish in Europe. See below:
https://t.co/cdAFbqhnKK
On our journal's webpage you will have access to a note from the new Editorial Team, in which we present our new ideas for modifications in the structure of the journal, as well as other developments pertaining to the EJJS.
https://t.co/jRgrFV8hX7
The next special collection, on Jewish folklore and folk culture, will be posted in the autumn of 2022, and we hope to continue with many more such collections in the coming years.
Frankel, Hazel. “Stones in the Landscape: Memory and Postmemory in the Yiddish Poems of David Fram.” EJJS 11(2) (2017): 148–173. DOI: 10.1163/1872471X-11121029. https://t.co/VSrdxEm2CT.
European Journal of Jewish Studies
Special Collection: Yiddish in Europe
We are proud to announce the first special collection of EJJS's articles freely available for three coming month on the side of the journal. Please see here: https://t.co/cdAFbqyZ9k