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Explore the rich tradition of Jewish wit and humor with "Hebrew Humor and other Essays" by Joseph Chotzner. This collection delves into the history and criticism of Hebrew humor, offering insightful perspectives on its unique characteristics and enduring appeal. Chotzner's essays explore religious humor, providing a fascinating look into the intersection of faith and comedy within Hebrew literature.
A significant contribution to literary criticism focusing on Jewish themes, this book illuminates the cultural significance of humor within the context of Middle Eastern history, particularly Israel and Palestine. Discover the nuances of Hebrew wit as Chotzner masterfully examines its evolution and lasting impact. This meticulously prepared print republication ensures that this important work is accessible for anyone interested in the history of humor and its role in shaping cultural identity.
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