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Canon and Creativity: Modern Writing and the Authority of Scripture by Robert Alter National Jewish Book Award Winner perhaps Buber's most famous work

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perhaps Buber's most famous work

Originally published in Yiddish between 1953-1955 as a single work

his most famous collection (sometimes titled The Street of Crocodiles in English)

Ellie’s family owns the town deli

Canon and Creativity: Modern Writing and the Authority of Scripture by Robert Alter National Jewish Book Award Winner perhaps Buber's most famous workApproaching the debates about literary canon from an entirely new angle, a foremost literary critic explores how a range of iconoclastic twentieth century authors (in particular Kafka, Bialik, and Joyce) have put to use the paramount canonical text the Hebrew Bible. Robert Alter argues against the notion that the canon is a vehicle of ideological enforcement and shows instead that canons are by nature surprisingly elastic and enabling for later

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