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Chaim Potok
Bibliografie

The Chosen (1967). Uitverkoren.

The Promise (1969). De belofte.

My Name is Asher Lev (1972). Mijn naam is Asjer Lev.

In the Beginning (1975). In den beginne.

Wanderings: Chaim Potok's History of the Jews (1979). Omzwervingen.

The Book of Lights (1981). Het boek van het licht.

Davita's Harp (1985). Davita's harp.

The Gift of Asher Lev (1989). De gave van Asjer Lev.

Het cijfer zeven (1990).

I Am the Clay (1991). Het stof der aarde.

De troop-leraar (1992).

Het kanaal (1993).

The Tree of Here (1993). Mijn vriend de boom.

The Sky of Now (1994).

De hand van de golem (1995).

The Gates of November: Chronicles of the Slepak Family (1996). De familie Slepak.

Alle Engelse uitgaven zijn verschenen bij A. Knopf te New York en alle vertalingen in het Nederlands bij BZZTôH te Den Haag.

Secundaire literatuur^1.:

Cynthia Fagerheim, Chaim Potok: A Bibliographic Essay. ‘In Studies in American Jewish Literature IV, 1985, p. 107-120.

Joan Del Fattore, ‘Women as Scholars in Chaim Potok's Novels.’ In: Studies in American Jewish Literature IV, 1985, p.52-61.

Leslie Field, ‘Chaim Potok and the Critics: Sampler from a Consistent Spectrum.’ In: Studies in American Jewish Literature IV, 1985, p.3-12.

S. Lillian Kremer, ‘Dedalus in Brooklyn: Influences of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man on My Name Is Asher Lev.’ In: Studies in American Jewish Literature IV, 1985, p.26-38.

S. Lillian Kremer, ‘An Interview with Chaim Potok.’ Ibid., p.84-99.

S. Lillian Kremer, ‘Eternal Light: The Holocaust and the Revival of Judaism and Jewish Civilization in the Fiction of Chaim Potok.’ In: S. Lillian Kremer, Witness Through the Imagination. Detroit, Wayne State University Press, 1989, p. 300-23.

S. Lillian Kremer, ‘Encountering the Other: Cultural crossroads are the infrastructure and heart of Chaim Potok's novels.’ In: The World and I, August, 1992, p. 315-25.

Sanford E. Marovitz, ‘The Book of Lights: Jewish Mysticism in the Shadow of the Bomb.’ In: Studies in American Jewish Literature IV, 1985, p.68-83.

Sanford E. Marovitz, ‘Freedom, Faith, and Fanaticism: Cultural Conflict in the Novels of Chaim Potok.’ In: Studies in American Jewish Literature V, 1986, p. 129-140.

Sanford Pinsker, ‘The Crucifixion of Chaim Potok / the Excommunication of Asher Lev: Art and the Hasidic World,’ in Studies in American Jewish Literature IV, 1985, p.39-51.

Daniel Walden, ‘The World of Chaim Potok.’ In: Studies in American Jewish Literature IV, 1985 (speciaal Chaim Potok nummer).

Daniel Walden, ‘Chaim Potok, Zwischenmensch (“Between-Person”) Adrift in the Cultures.’ In: Studies in American Jewish Literature IV, 1985, p. 19-25.

Joan Zlotnick, ‘The Chosen Borough: Chaim Potok's Brooklyn. In: Studies in American Jewish Literature IV, 1985, p. 13-18.

Elaine Kauver, ‘An Interview with Chaim Potok.’ In: Contemporary Literature XXVII, 1986, p.291-317.

Edward Margolies, ‘Chaim Potok's Book of Lights and the Jewish American Novel.’ In: Yiddish VI, 1987, p.93-98.

Shelley Regenbaum, ‘Art, Gender, and the Jewish Tradition in Yezierska's Red Ribbon on a White Horse and Potok's My Name Is Asher Lev. In: Studies in American Jewish Literature VII 1988, p.55-66.

Will Soll, ‘Chaim Potok's Book of Lights: Reappropriating Kabbalah in the Nuclear Age.’ In: Religion and Literature XXI, 1989, p. 111-135.

William F. Purcell, ‘Potok's Fathers and Sons,’ in Studies in American Literature XXVI, 1989, p.75-92.

Aviva Kipen, ‘The Odyssey of Asher Lev.’ In: The Jewish Quarterly, Spring 1993, p. 1-5.

Marius Buning, ‘Chaim Potok,’ in Post-war Literatures in English. Groningen, Nijhoff, 1995, p. 1-20.

1. Chronologisch gerangschikt vanaf 1985. Zie voor alle eerdere secundaire literatuur de bibliografie in: Edward A. Abramson, Chaim Potok. Boston, Twayne Publishers, 1986, p. 150-155.