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Saul Tchernihovsky

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Saul Tchernihovsky , 1873-1943, Russian poet who wrote in Hebrew. He was a practicing physician. His sonnets and idylls eschew the didacticism of typical Hebrew poetry and show a pantheistic outlook, derived from the Greek classics, which he admired and translated into Hebrew. Author not available, TCHERNIHOVSKY, SAUL. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
Hebrew literature
...establishment (1948) of the state of Israel. The two great poets of modern Hebrew literature are Hayyim Nahman Bialik and Saul Tchernihovsky , who was strongly influenced by ancient Greek literature. The poetry of Abraham Shlonsky, Lea Goldberg, and Nathan... Read more

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Letting Go and Holding On
; ...Birthplace!" is the title of a poem in which Hebrew poet Saul Tchernihovsky expresses his disillusionment following his arrival...asked each artist to submit a work that expresses Tchernihovsky's lament. Both Bar Hama and Abramson have credentials... Read more

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