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Illustrations ix
Acknowledgments xi
Author's Note xvii
Introduction: Why "Recover" Yiddishland? xix
On Recovering "Yiddishland": The Yiddish Student Speaks 1
A Real "Yankee": Yekl as a Yiddish Burlesque 43
Becoming Ethnic: Yezierska's Unruly Yiddish 80
The Strangeness of Translation: Yiddish Poets Writing Black Experience 114
Modernist Visions: Mikhl Likht at the Threshold 174
Translating Likht's "Procession Three" 223
Conclusion: The Minor; Or, My Hand in Front of the Mountain 277
Works Cited 285
Index 307
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