Lea Goldberg (1911–1970)
Autor de Room for Rent
Sobre El Autor
A Lithuanian-born poet and critic, Goldberg arrived in Tel Aviv in 1935. Shortly afterward, she published her first volume of poetry with the assistance of Abraham Shlonsky, her mentor, and the mentor of a circle of other modernist authors. A prolific writer, Goldberg primarily wrote poetry, but mostrar más she also wrote several children's works, translated European classics into Hebrew, and was the author of a novel and a play. Her approach to writing was universal and only after the Holocaust did she write from within a Jewish framework. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos
Series
Obras de Lea Goldberg
איה פלוטו 8 copias
מה עושות האילות : שירים לילדים 6 copias
Miracles and Wonders 6 copias
מר גזמאי הבדאי 4 copias
וכולם חברים : חמישה ספורים 4 copias
Mar guzmai ha-badai מר גוזמאי הבדאי 4 copias
Shirim 1 3 copias
אבדות 3 copias
מר גזמאי הבדאי 3 copias
Shirim 2 3 copias
הדראמה של התודעה : פרקי דוסטויבסקי 3 copias
וזה המעשה באוקאסן וניקולט 3 copias
מסעות מור החמור 2 copias
גן הכוכבים 2 copias
Urban Poem [Shir, ʻir : tseror shirim genuzim me-et Leʾah Goldberg le-ḥitukhe ʻets Frants Mazerel] (2012) 2 copias
המפזר מכפר אזר 2 copias
מכתבים מנסיעה מדומה 2 copias
והוא האור : רומן 2 copias
מוקדם ומאוחר : מבחר שירים 2 copias
בארץ אהבתי : מבחר שירי אהבה 1 copia
מר גוזמאי הבדאי 1 copia
והוא האור : רומאן 1 copia
ד׳רה להשכ׳ר 1 copia
Mukdam U-Miuchar 1 copia
צריף קטן 1 copia
מי בביתן? 1 copia
Bloei 1 copia
שבלת ירקת העין 1 copia
בואו עננים 1 copia
כתבים 1 copia
וזה המעשה באוקסן וניקולט 1 copia
מעשה בציר 1 copia
חמשה פרקים ביסודות השירה 1 copia
מוקדם ומאוחר 1 copia
שר הילדים 1 copia
עם הלילה הזה 1 copia
פרוזה 1 copia
בארץ סין 1 copia
המפוזר מכפר אז"ר עפ"י מהרשק 1 copia
ברק בבקר : שירים 1 copia
על הפריחה : [שירים] 1 copia
מבחר שירים 1 copia
אהבת שמשון : מחרזת שירים 1 copia
שרות לאה גולדברג 1 copia
'Al ha-periḥah על הפריחה 1 copia
מנפלאות גן החיות 1 copia
Zuta זוטא 1 copia
Mahazot מחזות 1 copia
Tserif katan צריף קטן 1 copia
Sheloshah sipurim שלושה סיפורים 1 copia
Shamgar ha-nagar שמגר הנגר 1 copia
Harpatkah ba-midbar הרפתקה במדבר 1 copia
Bo'u 'ananim בואו עננים 1 copia
ha-Bevar ha-aliz הביבר העליז 1 copia
Aleh shel zahav עלה של זהב 1 copia
בארץ סין 1 copia
כובע קסמים 1 copia
דני והתוכי 1 copia
מעשה בשלושה אגוזים 1 copia
שלשה סיפורים 1 copia
הילד הרע 1 copia
ילקוט שירים 1 copia
זוטא 1 copia
פזמון ליקינטון 1 copia
המפזר מכפר אז"ר 1 copia
דירה להשכיר 1 copia
שדה 1 copia
גן הכוכבים 1 copia
מכתבים מנסיעה מדומה 1 copia
שרות 1 copia
Kol shire ha-yeladim 1 copia
Yoman sifruti: mivḥar reshimot ʻitonut 1928-1941 יומן ספרותי: מבחר רשימות עיתונות כרך… (2022) 1 copia
Ha' Yeled Ha' Ray 1 copia
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Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Nombre canónico
- Goldberg, Lea
- Otros nombres
- Goldberg, Leʾah
Goldberg, Leah
לאה גולדברג - Fecha de nacimiento
- 1911-05-29
- Fecha de fallecimiento
- 1970-01-15
- Género
- female
- Nacionalidad
- Israel
Lithuania (birth) - Lugar de nacimiento
- Konigsberg, East Prussia
- Lugar de fallecimiento
- Jerusalem, Israel
- Lugares de residencia
- Kaunas, Lithuania
Tel Aviv, Israel
Jerusalem, Israel - Educación
- University of Berlin
University of Bonn
University of Kovno - Ocupaciones
- poet
playwright
translator
Professor of literature
editor
children's book author (mostrar todos 9)
novelist
literary scholar
Hebrew writer - Relaciones
- Shlonsky, Avraham (mentor)
- Organizaciones
- Davar
Hebrew University of Jerusalem - Premios y honores
- Israel Prize (1970)
- Biografía breve
- Lea or Leah Goldberg was born in the German city of Königsberg (present-day Kaliningrad) to Jewish parents living in Kovno (now Kaunas), Lithuania. At the start of World War I, when she was three, they fled to Russia, where they spent a year under difficult conditions as refugees. When they tried to return to Lithuania in 1919, her father was accused by the Bolsheviks of being a spy and tortured. When he was released, his mental state was precarious. He eventually lost his ability to function normally and was hospitalized, then disappeared. Lea and her mother Tsila Goldberg became very close and lived together for the rest of their lives. Goldberg's parents spoke several European languages, and she learned these as well as Hebrew at a very young age. She began writing poetry at age 12. She graduated from the University of Kaunus, and received a PhD from the Universities of Berlin and Bonn in Semitic languages and German. In 1935, Lea emigrated with her mother to the British Mandate of Palestine. There she published her first poetry collection, Taba'ot Ashan (Smoke Rings), and joined a group of young modernist poets of Eastern-European origin known as Yachdav (Together). Goldberg wrote for and edited the Hebrew newspapers Davar and Al HaMishmar. She later worked as a literary adviser to Habimah, the Israeli national theater, and as an editor for the publishing company Sifriyat Ha-Poalim. She became an accomplished translator of the works of Tolstoy, Chekhov, Petrarch, Ibsen, and many others. She also wrote original works, including novels, reference books, and works for children. Some of her poems were adapted into popular songs. Her first novel, Vehu ha'or (And This Is the Light), which was strongly autobiographical, was published in 1946. Goldberg founded the Department of Comparative Literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where she was a lecturer and then a professor from 1955 to 1970. She was awarded the Israel Prize posthumously in 1970.
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Estadísticas
- Obras
- 123
- También por
- 3
- Miembros
- 318
- Popularidad
- #74,348
- Valoración
- 4.1
- Reseñas
- 12
- ISBNs
- 39
- Idiomas
- 4
- Favorito
- 2
Room for Rent by Leah Goldberg is a classic. It is Israel’s best-selling children’s book and was just recently released for the first time in English. The gorgeous illustrations come from Israeli artist Shmuel Katz and I am just awestruck! This book is such a treat and I am thrilled to add it to our home library. I know Pippa and the rest of our little family will enjoy it time and time again. As a mommy with Jewish heritage, I am especially thrilled to add this one to our favorite books collection.
Room for Rent is a fun read aloud book, a richly illustrated picture book, a life lessons book, a fantastic gift-giving book – a book I can’t recommend enough. Let’s continue to teach our children how to see the great in every different person (or animal)! And friends with children – be prepared to see copies of this one, delivered with love, from yours truly. This book is a treasure.
It’s no surprise that I gave Room for Rent 5/5 stars!… (más)