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Roma in Europe: "Gypsy" Myth and Romani Reality - New Evidence for Romani History Ronald Lee Lee, Ronald 1
Introduction Valentina Glajar Glajar, Valentina 29
Pt. 1 Nationalism, Nature, Property, and "Gypsies" in Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century European Literature
1 Bohemian Philosophers: Nature, Nationalism, and "Gypsies" in Nineteenth-Century European Literature Philip Landon Landon, Philip 45
2 The Story of Love, Human Conditions, and the "Gypsy" Lifestyle in Jozef Ignacy Kraszewski's Chata za Wsia (The Cottage beyond the Village) Agnieszka Nance Nance, Agnieszka 69
3 Vsevolod Garshin's "Medvedi" ("The Bears"): "Gypsies" and Russian Imperial Boundaries Marilyn Schwinn Smith Smith, Marilyn Schwinn 85
4 "Gypsies" and Property in British Literature: Orlando and Wuthering Heights Abby Bardi Bardi, Abby 105
Pt. 2 Porrajmos: Representations of the Romani Holocaust
5 Trauma, Guilt, and Revenge: The Romani Holocaust in Stefan Kanfer's The Eighth Sin Valentina Glajar Glajar, Valentina 125
6 Unveiling the Origin of the Romani Holocaust: The Anarchist Tradition in Winter Time by Walter Winter Ferda Asya Asya, Ferda 145
7 The Deportation to Transnistria and the Exoticization of the Roma in Zaharia Stancu's Novel The Gypsy Tribe Lucia Cherciu Cherciu, Lucia 161
Pt. 3 Transnational Romani Roles: Gender and Performance
8 The "Gypsy" Stereotype and the Sexualization of Romani Women Ian Hancock Hancock, Ian 181
9 Performing the Female "Gypsy": Commedia dell'arte's "Tricks" for Finding Freedom Domnica Radulescu Radulescu, Domnica 193
10 Theater of the Underworld: Spectacle and Subculture in Hugo's Notre-Dame de Paris AimeeKilbane Kilbane, Aimee 217
11 Welcome Pictures, Unwanted Bodies: "Gypsy" Representations in New Europe's Cinema Dina Iordanova Iordanova, Dina 235
Selected Bibliography 241
Contributors 253
Index 257
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Russ Brown
reviewed ''Gypsies'' in European Literature and Culture on February 25, 2016 ''Gypsies'' in European Literature and Culture
While this short (80 pages) "Reader's Guide" to Henryk's Sienkiewicz' Trilogy, With Fire and Sword, The Deluge and Fire in the Steppe is by no means essential to understanding or wading your way through the combined 3500 pages of Sienkiewicz's paean to Poland and her people, it is useful for understanding the general challenges of good translation and the author's own struggles with his original American translator. My only complaint is that I suspect each of the little sections could really have been expanded into much more deeply revealing essays. As it is, with the exception of The Art of Translation, they read as mere epilogues or perhaps prologues.
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