Israeli literature
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered collections of literature originating in Israel in Hebrew or in several languages collectively. Such collections in Arabic are entered under [Arabic literature--Israel;] in Yiddish under [Yiddish literature--Israel.] Collections of such literature in other individual languages are entered under [Israeli literature ([name of language])]
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Names and connections
Hebrew literature, Modern--Israel; Israel--Literatures; Israeli literature (Hebrew)
- Narrower: Children's literature, Israeli
- Narrower: Children's writings, Israeli
- Narrower: College students' writings, Israeli
- Narrower: Folk literature, Israeli
- Narrower: Gay people's writings, Israeli
- Narrower: Israeli drama
- Narrower: Israeli essays
- Narrower: Israeli fiction
- Narrower: Israeli literature (English)
- Narrower: Israeli literature (German)
- Narrower: Israeli literature (Russian)
- Narrower: Israeli poetry
- Narrower: Lesbians' writings, Israeli
- Narrower: Soldiers' writings, Israeli
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 10126422926984103488 · morton4x16-v1
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