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    Email from Jeff Grossman to Allen Shaw

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    Email from Jeff Grossman to Allen Shaw about receiving coordinates and meteorite properties

    Email from Jeff Grossman to Allen Shaw

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    Email from Jeff Grossman to Allen Shaw about the meteorite name

    Genre and identity in the work of David Grossman.

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    David Grossman is a central figure in Israeli literature. Widely translated, his work has achieved international acclaim for its bold and innovative engagement in the events and mood of the day. In this study, the first monograph on his work in English, I focus on his process of constructing identity through storytelling. Key themes of identity---adolescence and parent-child relationships, sexuality and the body-soul dichotomy---are interwoven into diverse literary genres. My method is to examine the paradigms and significance of Grossman's literary genres, placing them in the context of Israeli and Western literature. I analyse his technique of manipulating traditional structural features of these genres to reveal the ambiguities and changing nature of identity. I show how he acknowledges his literary forefathers by his use of intertext to develop identity. I contend that Grossman's focus on the adolescent protagonist pinpoints a young person's confrontation with his inherited identity. I discuss The Book of Intimate Grammar as zntx-Bildungsroman, illustrating the instability experienced en route to a cogent sense of self and an accommodation with the adult world. Grossman breaks new ground in his seminal work of Holocaust fiction, See under: Love. Moving beyond the sphere of witness accounts and their consequent fiction, he uses a fragmented plot and complex narratives, revealing the impossibility of viewing the Holocaust as a single synchronic story, exposing the damaged identities that remain. In Be My Knife, his more recent epistolary novel, I find a shift in his construction of identity. Rhythms of internal and external languages combine in this exploration of sexuality and parenthood. I suggest that his narrative techniques of multiple voices and indeterminate endings enhance reader involvement. They are a call to share Grossman's enduring commitment to a "wide-hearted humanism". This credo involves creating an ethical identity of self-examination, facilitating the recognition of difference in self and others, as evidenced in his socio-political novel and essays. I highlight Grossman's artistry: his sensitivity to registers of language, expressing sociological aspects of Israeli life in the past decades. Ultimately, for Grossman, both the world and the "I" are but a narrative

    Noah Grossman

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    gelatin silver print;Photograph of Noah Grossman, c. 1942. The Society of Independent Artists invited members to send photographs of "artists in action" to be used to promote the Society's annual exhibition. Verso: Noah Grossman 229 E. 81 St N.Y.C. / Return to Society of Independent Artists 19 Bethune St N

    Noah Grossman

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    gelatin silver print;Photograph of Noah Grossman, c. 1942. The Society of Independent Artists invited members to send photographs of "artists in action" to be used to promote the Society's annual exhibition. Verso: Noah Grossman 229 E. 81 St N.Y.C. / Return to Society of Independent Artists 19 Bethune St N

    Vasilij Grossman: il comunismo come antitesi della libertà

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    Il saggio ricostruisce la critica operata dallo scrittore ebreo-russo Vasilij Grossman allo Stato sovietico e all'ideologia totalitaria marxista-leninista, evidenziando in particolare il carattere antimoderno e antioccidentale che l'autore attribuisce alla rivoluzione bolscevic

    A Quantile Based Test of Protection for Sale Model

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    This paper proposes a new test of the Protection for Sale (PFS) model by Grossman and Helpman (1994). Unlike existing methods in the literature, our approach does not require any data on political organizations. We formally show that the PFS model provides the following prediction: In the quantile regression of the protection measure on the inverse import penetration ratio divided by the import demand elasticity, its coefficient should be positive at the quantile close to one. We examine this prediction using the data from Gawande and Bandyopadhyay (2000). The results do not provide any evidence favoring the PFS model.Quantile Regression, Protection for Sale, Political Economy

    Siete semanas en bote en el territorio del alto río Coco en Nicaragua: Viaje de exploración misionera de los Hermanos Grossman y Garth de septiembre a noviembre de 1905

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    This article correspond to the chronicle of a trip, both ways, through the high Coco River and the rivers Waspuk, Pis Pis and Bocay carried out by the missionary brothers Grossman and Garth by the end of 1905. The annotations of the author reveal the existence of important communities in places that they visited during their journey, places like Wasla, Saupuka, Kislaya, Leymus and some others. He dwells on the rivers’ floods and the visit that they made to the miskito King Andrew. He was witness to ancestral traditions, so that he can describe healing rituals among the Indians, nourishments that they consumed and other ancient customs, both among the miskito as well as the sumu. Albeit the voyage was over water most of the time, they also participated on cavalcades trough the rain forest, where they could observe rubber, sugar cane, cacao and banana plantations. DOI: 10.5377/wani.v56i0.224Wani No.56 2007 pp.45-60Este artículo es la crónica de un viaje de ida y regreso emprendido por los hermanos misioneros Grossman y Garth por el alto río Coco y los ríos Waspuk, Pis Pis y Bocay a finales de 1905. En dicho viaje, sus anotaciones revelan la existencia de algunas comunidades importantes (Wasla, Saupuka, Kisalaya, Leymus, etcétera) que visitaron en su recorrido; describen las crecidas de los ríos y de la visita que hicieron al rey miskito Andrew. Fueron testigos de costumbres ancestrales, de tal manera que describe ritos de curación entre los indígena, alimentos que consumían, entre otras características, tanto de los miskitos como de los sumos. Aunque la mayor parte del recorrido fue sobre ríos, también participaron en cabalgatas en la selva, por donde pudo observar plantaciones de hule, caña de azúcar, cacao y bananos. DOI: 10.5377/wani.v56i0.224Wani No.56 2007 pp.45-60Nikarawa wangki ni wasni sauni ma saitni kau sandi tiaskau bu kurin kau tulu atna dai kurihbin wainiku kaupak wing wainiku kat 1905 kurihni, kristian aslah kaluduhna as ayangni wahai Grossman dawak Garth atwa kidika. Uhulna akat yulwi kristian aslah kaluduhna as ayangni wahai Grossman dawak Garh atwa kidika,witingna kurih 1905 kau, uiwi nawatwi aina dai wangki wasni ma saitni dawak Waspuk, Pispis, dawak Bocay wasni yakat. Adika tulu atna yakat witingna uhulna dai tawan yamni nunuhni as as yulni(Wasla, Saupuka, Kisalaya, Leymus, dawak uk uk balna bik),witingna adika tawanni balna yakat uina dai, uhulna dai ampat was bangwa kidika yulni dawak wayah balna kingnina Andrew kau uiwi tatalna kidika yulni bik. Witingna miniknapa kau tatalna tawan balna ampat yalahwada bang kidika lani balna, uhulna indian balna ampat waraih siknis balna yamni yayamwa kidika yulni, ais dini balna kakaswa kidika yulni, dawak di uk balna yulni bik, wayah dawak sumu balna ampat bang kidika yulni, puyu baisa mahni kau kidi witingna was munah tulu dai, kaunah asangpas kau bik yaknunuhdana dai, dawak tatalna tunu panan, tisnak panan, kakau panan dawak wakisa panan bik

    Métaphore et métonymie

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    Grossman Kathryn. Métaphore et métonymie. In: Cahiers de l'Association internationale des études francaises, 1986, n°38. pp. 229-240

    Vassili Grossman, Tout passe : roman, Coll., Presses-Pocket, 1984

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    Bensoussan Georges. Vassili Grossman, Tout passe : roman, Coll., Presses-Pocket, 1984. In: Raison présente, n°82, 2e trimestre 1987. Pour changer l'université. pp. 188-189
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