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Haim Gouri

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  • S.Y. Agnon
    Hebrew literature
    / Israeli literature

    …works of Yehuda Amichai and Haim Gouri are representative of the poetry of this period and of the following decades; their poems emphasize the dissolution of social coherence and express the individual devoid of a sense of historical and spiritual mission. The novelist Aharon Megged’s Ha-Hai ʿal ha-met (1965; The…

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    …works of Yehuda Amichai and Haim Gouri are representative of the poetry of this period and of the following decades; their poems emphasize the dissolution of social coherence and express the individual devoid of a sense of historical and spiritual mission. The novelist Aharon Megged’s Ha-Hai ʿal ha-met (1965; The…

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