:Introduction to Old Yiddish Literature

David Elton Gay

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Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Medieval Literature and History

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1. The Invention of a Language: Yiddish among the European Vernaculars 2. The Emergence of Yiddish Literature and the Crisis in Jewish Society 3. The Printing, Distribution, and Audience of Yiddish Books 4. Bilingualism and the Development of Old Yiddish LIterature 5. Yiddish Bibles 6. Medieval Epic and Romance in Yiddish 7. Elia Bahur Levita and the 'romanzo cavalleresco' 8. Books of Morality and Custom 9. Prayer in the Vernacular 10. Yiddish Narrative 11. Terrestrial Suffering in a Topsy-Turvy World Conclusion: From the Old to the New

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