- Chalfen, intro. John
Felstiner, trans.
Maximilian Bleyleben (New York: ****a Books, 1991) Paul Celan: Poet, Survivor, Jew, John
Felstiner (Yale University...
- John
Felstiner (July 5, 1936 –
February 24, 2017), was an
American literary critic, translator, and poet. His
interests included poetry in
various languages...
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belonged to her, she
never repudiated her
Jewish identity. Chametzky, Jules;
Felstiner, John; Flanzbaum, Hilene; ****erstein,
Kathryn (2001).
Jewish American...
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William L. F.
Felstiner (born
December 14, 1929),
usually known as Bill
Felstiner, is a socio-legal scholar. Bill
Felstiner was born in New York, and...
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Felstiner, John; Flanzbaum, Hilene; ****erstein,
Kathryn (2001).
Jewish American...
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Felstiner, John. Yale
University Press. pp. 170–171, 197–199. Celan, Paul (2001).
Selected Poems and
Prose of Paul Celan.
Translated by
Felstiner, John...
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Rights ed
Susan Franceschet, et al. (2019) pp. 33–51. Mary
Lowenthal Felstiner, "Seeing 'The
Second ****'
Through the
Second Wave",
Feminist Studies (1980)...
- who was
transported from
Drancy to
Auschwitz in
September 1943, Mary
Felstiner quotes from the
testimony of
Holocaust survivors the
following points:...
- Mark Eisner,
Forrest Gander,
Stephen Mitc****,
Stephen Kessler, and John
Felstiner.
Preface by
Lawrence Ferlinghetti) Intimacies:
Poems of Love (HarperCollins...
- Baltimore: Penguin, 1971. “Heights of
Macchu Picchu,” trans. John
Felstiner, in John
Felstiner,
Translating Neruda: The Way to
Macchu Picchu Stanford, CA: Stanford...
