Novels of Bernard Malamud and Jewish Literary Tradition - Saadat, Makhdooma
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""Who is a hero?" rhetorically asks a sage in the Talmud. "He who becomes master over his passions", is his own answer. The pursuit of virtue as a heroic quest is a fundamental tradition in Jewish life and lore. It is the seal of the Jews' ethical individuality as a people. It is their moral justification in their own eyes. For countless generations they have been encouraged by their leaders and teachers to pattern their lives on this religious - social ideal in both thought and action. Their folklore reflects this with dazzling clarity. The righteous, the wise man, is the hero, not the warrior who sheds blood".…mehr

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""Who is a hero?" rhetorically asks a sage in the Talmud. "He who becomes master over his passions", is his own answer. The pursuit of virtue as a heroic quest is a fundamental tradition in Jewish life and lore. It is the seal of the Jews' ethical individuality as a people. It is their moral justification in their own eyes. For countless generations they have been encouraged by their leaders and teachers to pattern their lives on this religious - social ideal in both thought and action. Their folklore reflects this with dazzling clarity. The righteous, the wise man, is the hero, not the warrior who sheds blood".
Autorenporträt
La Dra. Makhdooma Saadat recibió su doctorado en Literatura Estadounidense con énfasis en la literatura Judía Estadounidense de St. John's College, Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Agra. Completó su maestría en inglés en St. John's College, Agra. Fue asistente de enseñanza de idiomas extranjeros Fulbright en la Universidad Estatal de Carolina del Norte, Raleigh.