Memoir tries to mend pieces of the author’s broken Cuban-Jewish family
In her recent book, “The Object of Jewish Literature,” Jewish Theological Seminary professor Barbara A. Mann writes about how “literature deploys physical objects as emblems of ideas, emotions, and psychological dramas about the self.” In other words, “things” matter: Furnishings, clothing, food, and, in the case of Mann’s study, the glued or sewn-together bundles of […]
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