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Acknowledgments	p. ix
Introduction	p. 1
Part I	Hebrew Symbolist Poetry During World War II	
1	    "The Real Has Become a Symbol"	p. 11
2	    The Dispute over War Poetry	p. 17
3	    Criticism of Nationalist Violence	p. 22
4	    Reading Nationalist Poetry Critically	p. 26
5	    Nationalism Anthologized	p. 32
6	    The Living-Dead in Joy of the Poor	p. 37
7	    Revenge on a Nationalist Scale	p. 44
8	    Leah Goldberg Writes War Poetry	p. 48
9	    The Duality of the Symbolist Woman Poet	p. 54
10	    The Living-Dead and the Female Body	p. 58
11	    Amir Gilboa: Boy Poet	p. 62
Part II	Historical Analogy and National Allegory During the Holocaust	
12	    A Surprising Moral Judgment	p. 75
13	    The Uncommon Stance of a Major Poet	p. 78
14	    Critical Reception	p. 81
15	    A Postnationalist Reading	p. 86
16	    A Symbol, Not an Allegory	p. 92
17	    Allegory in The Poems of the Plagues of Egypt Versus Symbolism in Joy of the Poor	p. 97
18	    Allegory as a Nonhegemonic Stance	p. 103
19	    Alterman and the Memory of the Holocaust	p. 110
20	    The Father-Son Strategy	p. 114
21	    Blind Vengeance	p. 119
22	    Breaking the Cycle of Crime and Punishment	p. 123
23	    History of the Defeated	p. 134
24	    A Summer Quarrel	p. 138
25	    Ghetto Poems in the Streets of Tel-Aviv	p. 146
Part III	Symbols of Death in the National War for Independence	
26	    Return of the Hegemonic Symbol	p. 163
27	    The Living-Dead in the Independence War	p. 175
28	    Amir Gilboa and the Subversion of the Symbol	p. 178
29	    Gilboa Versus the Metaphor of the Living-Dead	p. 188
30	    Poets as Reporters	p. 193
31	    Sorrow Petrified into Symbols	p. 200
32	    Hegemonic Strategies	p. 207
33	    From Reportage to Lyric	p. 215
34	    Women Write of Fallen Soldiers as Flesh and Blood	p. 222
35	    In the Service of National Subjectivity	p. 225
36	    Women and the Metaphor of the Living-Dead	p. 229
37	    Criticism of the Living-Dead Metaphor	p. 236
38	    The Authority and Power of Women	p. 243
39	    Popular Versus Canonical Mourning	p. 251
40	    The Secrets and Power of Women	p. 253
Conclusion	p. 259
Index	p. 261