פרופ' תמר וולף-מונזון

פרסומים

 

א.   Refereed Publications

 

ספרים (מחבר)                                                                              Books (as author)

1. Wolf-Monzon, Tamar, Lenoga Nekudat Hapele: Uri Zvi Grinberg’s poetic and journalistic work, Haifa University Press and Zmora-Bitan, 2005, 399 p. [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, Bahir Vegavoha Kazemer: Ya'acov Orland: Poetics, History, Culture, The Ben-Gurion Research Institute, 2016 , 512 pages [Hebrew].

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, Poetry and Politics: Between Pre-State and State, (University of the Air, Army Radio), Ministry of Defense Publishing & Modan, 2019, 346 pages [Hebrew].

 

 

ספרים (עורך)                                                                                 Books (as editor)

1. Wolf-Monzon, Tamar, (editor) "Language, Thought and Culture," in memory of Prof. Moshe Schwarcz, Criticism and Interpretation 37 (2003), 205 p. [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon, Tamar, (editor, with Livnat, Zohar) "Text, Language, Meaning," Criticism and Interpretation 38 (2005). 385 p. [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon, Tamar, (editor, with Avidov Lipsker) Rehovot ha-nahar by Uri Zvi Grinberg: Studies and documents, Bar Ilan University Press, Ramat Gan, (2007) 300 p. [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon, Tamar, (editor), "On the Brink - Liminality in literature and culture," Criticism and Interpretation, Special issue in honor of Prof. Yehuda Friedlander:  Vol 43, (Spring 2010) 390 p. [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon, Tamar, (editor), "Hebrew Songs - Poetics, Music, History, Culture", Criticism and Interpretation, Vol. 44, 2012. 392 p.  [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar (editor with Avidov Lipsker), 'Readings in Hebrew Poetry', Criticism and Interpretation, Vol. 45, 2017. 370 pages [Hebrew].

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, (editor), To Exhale the Cry – Studies of the Poetry and Prose of Miron C. Izakson, Bar-Ilan University Press & Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 2019, 192 pages [Hebrew].

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, (editor with Tohar Vered), Children's and Youth Literature – Poetics, Language, History, Ethics, Criticism and Interpretation, Vol. 46, 2020.

        

    

מאמרים ופרקים בספרים                                                   Articles and Chapters in Books

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "The same Sanballat of Tarpat (1929) in Tarpav (1936): Political metaphor in the poetic and journalistic writing of Uri Zvi Grinberg," in: Weiss, H. (ed.) Hamatkonet vehadmut: Studies on the poetry of Uri Zvi Grinberg Ramat Gan:  Bar Ilan University, pp. (2000), pp. 337-347  [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "Archetypical images as poetic codes: A reading of Uri Zvi Grinberg's  Hagavrut ha’oleh and the Tur malka poems," in Lipsker, A. and Kushelevsky, R. (eds.) Ma’aseh sippur, Thematology of the Literature of the Jewish People (2006), pp. 399-429 [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, “Rehovot hanahar - A new poetic  language,” in: A. Lipsker and T. Wolf-Monzon (eds.), Rehovot hanahar by Uri Zvi Grinberg: Studies and Documents, (2007), pp.12-14 [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, and Livnat, Zohar, "Rhetoric and music in Streets of the River". In: A. Lipsker and T. Wolf-Monzon (eds.) Rechovot Ha-Nahar by Uri Zvi Grinberg: Studies and Documents, (2007), pp. 87-104. [Hebrew]
2. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "Yearning for the Other who knows - On 'Love of the orange' and the Tree of Knowledge story', Sparks of Light, Essays about Dahlia Rabvikoviych's, eds. Hamutal Tzamir and Tamar Hess, Masa kritit Series, Heksherim Center, Hakibbutz Hameuchad, (2010), pp. 266-283, [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, “Word and Sound: On the relationship between the text and the melody in Miron C. Izakson's composed songs' in: To Exhale the Cry – Studies of the Poetry and Prose of Miron C. Izakson, Bar-Ilan University Press & Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 2019, pp. 86-105. [Hebrew].

 

 

מאמרים בכתבי עת                                                                Articles in periodicals

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "Uri Zvi Grinberg’s language in Eyma gedola ve-yareah and Hagavrut ha'oleh and how it compared to the language of his day, 10^th International Congress of Jewish Studies, 3, vol. 2, pp. 219-226, International Union of Jewish Studies (1990) [Hebrew

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "Sadan – Was it really a one-man act?" Criticism and Interpretation, 29 (1993), pp. 18-32 [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "Uri Zvi Grinberg’s prologue to Eyma gedola veyareah: Overt and covert ars poetica as a response to hostile criticism," Huliot, Journal of Yiddish Research, 6 (2000), pp. 213-232 [Hebrew

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, 'My Messianic Brother, Shlomo': Uri Zvi Grinberg's Spiritual Affinity with Rabbi Shlomo Molcho', Jerusalem Studies in Hebrew Literature, Vol. XVIII (2001), pp. 235-274 ) [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "From patriarchal mastery to the female element in the soul: A study of Uri Zvi Grinberg’s poem Recognition of Being," Dapim Research in Literature, Haifa University (2002), pp. 79-101  [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "Falling into a trance, but with eyes open: Shifting points of view as a key to the compositional organization of the Balaam episode," Beit Mikra, April-June (2002),  pp. 237-256 [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "The repulsive as poetic code: A reading of the poetry of Rami Ditzani," Tzafon, 7 (2004), Hebrew Writers Association, Haifa [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "Song of Songs to Labor: Ya'acov Orland's affinity with the Working Youth movement," Iyunim Bitkumat Yisrael, 15 (2005), pp. 373-392 [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon, Tamar and Livnat Zohar, "The poetic codes of Rehovot  Hanahar (Streets of the River)," Shofar: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies 23 (2) 2005, pp.19-33

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "Song of Songs to Labor: Ya'acov Orland's affinity with the Working Youth movement," Iyunim Bitkumat Yisrael, 15 (2005), pp. 373-392 [Hebrew] [A]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon, Tamar and Livnat Zohar, "Collocation and creativity in the language of Uri Zvi Grinberg," Criticism and Interpretation 38 (2005) pp. 305-331 [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon, Tamar, Responsibility for the suffering of the other - A Reading  of the political poetry of Dalia  Ravikovich, Revue Européenne des Études Hébraïques, 2007 pp. xix – xxxix

 

1. Wolf-Monzon, Tamar, "And sing to the edge of the sword: Poetry, struggle and revolt in the Hebrew Entertainment Troupe in World War II," Cathedra 127 (2008), pp.89-112 [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "The text behind the text: Ya'acov Orland: Nathan used to say - 27 poems," Dapim: Research in Literature,Vol. 16-17, (2009), pp.204-225 [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "Uri Zvi Grinberg and the pioneers of the Third Aliya - A case of reception," Prooftexts, vol 29 (2009), pp. 31-62 [English]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, “The hand of Esau in the midst here too”- Uri Zvi Grinberg’s Poem “A Great Fear and the Moon” in its historical and political contexts, Israel Studies, Vol. 18 (Spring 2013), pp. 170-193,

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, “The Ballad of Tel Faher by Ya'acov Orland: Reality, Myth, Poetry,” Hebrew Studies, 54 (2013), pp. 243-263.

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, “Time for the Orient has come” – The Orient as a spiritual-cultural domain in the work of Uri Zvi Grinberg, JJS, Spring 2014, pp. 169-190

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, “Poetry in the Aftermath of the Gaza Strip Disengagement,” Iyunim Bitkumat Israel, Vol. 27 (2017), pp. 1-24. [Hebrew].

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, “Love for my despicable Jews”– Fluctuations in Uri Zvi Grinberg’s attitude towards the Jews of Eastern Europe during the 1920s, Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, 2019, 1-24

 

1. Poetry in Response to the “Disengagement Plan”: Identity, Poetics and Politics, CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture, Issue 22.1 (March 2020), https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3699&context=clcweb

 

1. Reviews on my Book in periodicals:

1. Avi Bar-Eitan, 'Clear and Tall as a Song – Ya'acov Orland: Poetics, History, Culture' by Tamar Wolf-Monzon, Hebrew Higher Education, Vol. 19 (2017) pp. 163-174.
2. Jehoash Hirshberg, Bahir Ve-gavoha kezemer: Ya'acov Orland: poetikah, historiyah, tarbut (Ya'acov Orland: Poetics, History, Culture), Textual Transmission in Contemporary Jewish Cultures, Oxford University Press, 2020, pp. 339-341.

 

 

 

בקורת ספרים בכתבי עת                                                    Reviews of Books in periodicals

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "My Response to the Ravagers of Zionism, to all the Sanballats, Cathedra, Vol. 141, 2011, pp. 169-173 [Hebrew]

          

 

ב.   פרסומים שאינם שפיטים                                 non-refereed publications

 

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "Examination of the links between words and silence in the works of  Yisrael Efrat in the light of Derrida’s ‘difference,"  Iton 77, Vol. 100 (1988), pp.150-151 [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "The profile of the young religious person in Hebrew literature," Iton 77, 103-104 (1988), pp. 39-42 [Hebrew]

 

1. Wolf-Monzon Tamar, "The aroma pomegranate", Panim, vol. 52-53, (2010), pp. 122-127. [Hebrew]

 

 

Book reviews:

 

1. "Heretics against their will" (on Yehoshua Bar-Yosef’s Heretic Against His Will) Davar, Masa (August 8, 1986)

 

1. "Alexandroni kitsch" (on Yitzhak Gormanzo-Goren’s Blanche), Iton 77, 87 (April 1987)

 

1. "Between individual and collective" (on Yehoshua Kenaz’s Infiltration: A Novel), Iton 77, 90 (July 1987)

 

1. "Words shrouded in mist" (on Haya Esther’s Radiance), Davar, Masa, August 7, 1987

 

1. "Personal criticism" (on Avrahama Hagorni-Green’s Between Maturity and Literature), Davar, Masa, September 18, 1987

 

1. "A journey to the wellspring of identity," (on Dudu Barak’s Poland, Between Grandeur and Dust) Davar, Masa, October 16, 1987“Lovely distortion” (on Benaya Seri’s “Shade Birds”) Davar, Masa,26 October 1987.

 

1. "Three sages lived in our town" (on Kurtzweil, Agnon, Uri Zvi Grinberg – Correspondence, edited by Lillian Deby-Gouri), Iton 77, 93 (October 1987)

 

1. "Story stew" (on Ya'acov Orland’s Ethiopia Alley), Davar, Masa, January 15, 1988

 

1. "Madness is the wisdom of the individual" (on Ruth Almog’s Aerial Roots), Moznaim (February 1988)

 

1. "Roots of air" (on Ruth Almog’s Aerial Roots) Davar, Masa, April 22, 1988

 

1. "Between sophistication and sophistry" (on Rami Ditzani’s Love, Only Love) Davar, Masa, July 8, 1988

 

1. "Hanan’s coming of age" (on Hanan Porat’s Anat is the One I Want), Nekuda 122 (July 1988)

 

1. "Reality is one thing; fantasy is another" (on Savion Librecht’s Horses on Geha Road), Davar, Masa, August 26, 1988

 

1. "Each to his own" (on Shlomo Tanai’s Telegram), Davar, Masa, February 10, 1989

 

1. "Anticipating something non-existent" (on Shulamit Har-Even’s Prophet), Davar, Masa, May 5, 1989

 

1. "Lighting candles in all the worlds" (on Hamutal Bar-Yosef’s The Poetry of Zelda) Davar, Masa, May 5, 1989

 

1. "Between historical and literary research" (on Nurit Govrin’s Honey from a Rock) Yedioth Ahronoth, September 15, 1989

 

1. "Back to 1948" (on A.B. Yaffe’s Written in 1948) Yedioth Ahronoth, October 6, 1989

 

1. "Get up on your tiptoes" (on Al-Ol, edited by Hillel Weiss) Nekuda 144 (October 1990)

 

1. "Jerusalem is the problem of all problems, and in it lies all the solutions" (comments on the significance of Jerusalem in the poetry of Uri Zvi Grinberg), Nekuda, 149 (May 1991)

 

1. "The soul of poetry" (on Eitan Eitan’s Shiray ha'elef veshirim livnay adam) Nekuda 150 (June 1991)

 

1. "My heart said go" (on the anthology This is My Prayer, edited by Hillel Weiss) Nekuda, 151 (July 1991)