David Bergelson's Strange New World: Untimeliness and Futurity

Arts and Humanities

• 1920s 50%
• Action 50%
• Anachronism 50%
• Contemporary 50%
• Cultural Contexts 50%
• Daily Life 50%
• Eastern Europe 50%
• Founder 50%
• Freud 50%
• Futurity 100%
• Henri Bergson 50%
• Inter-disciplinary studies 50%
• Jewish culture 50%
• Jewish life 50%
• Kiev 50%
• Literary modernism 50%
• Modernism 100%
• Political Change 50%
• Russia 50%
• Scholars 50%
• Strange New World 100%
• Technological Change 50%
• Temporality 50%
• theorists 50%
• Twentieth Century 50%
• Walter Benjamin 50%
• Yiddish literature 50%

Keyphrases

• Aftereffects 33%
• Anachronism 33%
• Changing Context 33%
• Clumsiness 33%
• Cultural Contexts 33%
• Daily Life 33%
• Early 20th Century 33%
• Eastern Europe 33%
• Emotional Background 33%
• Fiction Writer 33%
• Futurity 100%
• Henri Bergson 33%
• Historical Context 33%
• Interpreter 33%
• Jewish Culture 33%
• Jewish Life 33%
• Kiev 33%
• Kultur-lige 33%
• Literary Figure 33%
• Literary Modernism 33%
• Modernism 33%
• Nonfiction 33%
• Political Change 33%
• Russian Modernism 33%
• Senior Scholars 33%
• Sigmund Freud 33%
• Stumbling 33%
• Technological Change 33%
• Unruliness 100%
• Walter Benjamin 33%
• Yiddish Language 100%
• Yiddish Literature 33%
• Yiddish Modernism 33%