Between God and Beast: An Examination of Amos Oz's ProsePenn State Press, 2010 M11 1 |
Contents
The Early Stories | 33 |
Religious Aspects of Ozs Work | 79 |
Water Images and Female Characters | 139 |
The Element of Synthesis | 179 |
On the Structure of Where the Jackals Howl | 241 |
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Alexander Amos Oz appears Arab Aviv Azariah Black Box Boaz Chapter characterized childhood completely connection consciousness culture Damkov darkness death depicted depths described discussed Dita dragon dreams earth element Elsewhere Ephrayim evil existence experience expressed Ezra Berger father feeling figure forces of nature Galila Hannah Gonen heart Hebrew hero hidden holy Hulda human ibid Ilana inner Israel Israeli Itcheh Jackals Howl Jephthah Jerusalem Jung Jung's Kabbala Kabbalistic kibbutz kibbutz members light live main characters Michael mother Nahum narrator night Noga novel ocean Oz's protagonists Palmach panentheism pantheism Perfect Peace Perhaps Petra primal primal forces primordial psyche Purple Coast religious represents Reuven Harish Rimona Segal Sirkin Six Day War society soul Srulik story Strange Fire structure struggle symbols synthesis Tel Aviv things Third Condition Trappist Trappist Monastery treasure Trotsky unity of opposites Wind words worldview yearnings Yolek Yonatan Yonatan and Azariah Zechariah