Karen Underhill
Biographic Data
| ID | 3778159 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Karen Underhill |
| GIVEN NAMES | Karen |
| FAMILY NAME | Underhill |
| SIGNATURE | UNDERHILL K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northern Arizona University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6497-0407 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Obraz-zagadka golusa u Brunona Schulza
W tym artykule, napisanym w hołdzie śp. Profesorowi Jerzemu Jarzębskiemu, omówienie terminu „golus” – słowa oznaczającego w języku jidysz zarówno „wygnanie”, jak i „diasporę” – staje się okazją do refleksji nad kilkoma tematami, które definiują i łączą twórczość Brunona Schulza, życie i naukę Jerzego Jarzębskiego, a także kontekst schronienia i solidarności stworzony na SchulzFeście ’24 w Drohobyczu. W eseju z 1937 roku, poświęconym artyście Efra…
Bruno Schulz's Galician Diasporism
At the close of his recently discovered 1937 essay on graphic artist and fellow Drohobyczan Ephraim Moses Lilien, Galician short-story writer Bruno Schulz spoke of Lilien’s early graphic works Juda and Lieder des Ghetto, and at the same time of his own writing, as a “creation born of the longing of golus.” This article considers Schulz’s artistic engagement with the concept of golus—understood as both diaspora and exile—as illustrated in his essa…
‘What Have You Done with the Book?’
Pisać w trzecim języku
Artykuł stanowi analizę tekstu Gershoma Scholema Wyznanie o naszym języku (listu otwartego do Franza Rosenzweiga poświęconego sekularyzacji języka hebrajskiego), a zarazem eseju Jacquesa Derridy poswięconego tekstowi Scholema. Posługując się figurą palimpsestu i odwołując do kabalistycznej koncepcji języka, autorka dokonuje częściowej dekonstrukcji obu tekstów i stara się rozwinąć zapożyczoną od Derridy kategorię „trzeciego języka”, który porusza…
Re-Judaizing the Polish (Studies) Landscape
Taking as its starting point the radical transformation of the Polish cultural and historical landscape that has resulted from Poland’s post-1989 Jewish revival, this article presents a proposal for a substantial reconfiguration of nationally and philologically based university departments and programs in Central and East European Studies—one that reimagines Polish Studies, Russian Studies, and other Slavic Studies programs as inherently multilin…
Protocols for Native American Archival Materials-Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona, April 2006
Over the past decade, tribal leaders, archivists, and librarians in the United States and Canada have expressed an interest in improving existing relationships and developing new relationships with nontribal institutions that hold American Indian archival material. In April 2006 a group of 19 Native American and non-Native American archivists, librarians, museum curators, historians, and anthropologists gathered at Northern Arizona University Cli…
The "Mythic Homeland" in Contemporary Polish Prose
The 1 990s were witness to significant changes on the literary map of Poland: new regions and new trends emerged as the old ones evolved. Undoubtedly, a central place in this changing topography was occupied by works that represented both a continuation of and a challenge to the tradition of the so-called literature of mythic homelands--a literature of small, personal or minor homelands. These terms refer to a literary current which had for decad…
Protocols for Native American Archival Materials-Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona, April 2006
Over the past decade, tribal leaders, archivists, and librarians in the United States and Canada have expressed an interest in improving existing relationships and developing new relationships with nontribal institutions that hold American Indian archival material. In April 2006 a group of 19 Native American and non-Native American archivists, librarians, museum curators, historians, and anthropologists gathered at Northern Arizona University Cli…
Re-Judaizing the Polish (Studies) Landscape
Taking as its starting point the radical transformation of the Polish cultural and historical landscape that has resulted from Poland’s post-1989 Jewish revival, this article presents a proposal for a substantial reconfiguration of nationally and philologically based university departments and programs in Central and East European Studies—one that reimagines Polish Studies, Russian Studies, and other Slavic Studies programs as inherently multilin…
The "Mythic Homeland" in Contemporary Polish Prose
The 1 990s were witness to significant changes on the literary map of Poland: new regions and new trends emerged as the old ones evolved. Undoubtedly, a central place in this changing topography was occupied by works that represented both a continuation of and a challenge to the tradition of the so-called literature of mythic homelands--a literature of small, personal or minor homelands. These terms refer to a literary current which had for decad…
The "Mythic Homeland" in Contemporary Polish Prose
The 1 990s were witness to significant changes on the literary map of Poland: new regions and new trends emerged as the old ones evolved. Undoubtedly, a central place in this changing topography was occupied by works that represented both a continuation of and a challenge to the tradition of the so-called literature of mythic homelands--a literature of small, personal or minor homelands. These terms refer to a literary current which had for decad…
Protocols for Native American Archival Materials-Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona, April 2006
Over the past decade, tribal leaders, archivists, and librarians in the United States and Canada have expressed an interest in improving existing relationships and developing new relationships with nontribal institutions that hold American Indian archival material. In April 2006 a group of 19 Native American and non-Native American archivists, librarians, museum curators, historians, and anthropologists gathered at Northern Arizona University Cli…
Re-Judaizing the Polish (Studies) Landscape
Taking as its starting point the radical transformation of the Polish cultural and historical landscape that has resulted from Poland’s post-1989 Jewish revival, this article presents a proposal for a substantial reconfiguration of nationally and philologically based university departments and programs in Central and East European Studies—one that reimagines Polish Studies, Russian Studies, and other Slavic Studies programs as inherently multilin…
‘What Have You Done with the Book?’
Pisać w trzecim języku
Artykuł stanowi analizę tekstu Gershoma Scholema Wyznanie o naszym języku (listu otwartego do Franza Rosenzweiga poświęconego sekularyzacji języka hebrajskiego), a zarazem eseju Jacquesa Derridy poswięconego tekstowi Scholema. Posługując się figurą palimpsestu i odwołując do kabalistycznej koncepcji języka, autorka dokonuje częściowej dekonstrukcji obu tekstów i stara się rozwinąć zapożyczoną od Derridy kategorię „trzeciego języka”, który porusza…
Bruno Schulz's Galician Diasporism
At the close of his recently discovered 1937 essay on graphic artist and fellow Drohobyczan Ephraim Moses Lilien, Galician short-story writer Bruno Schulz spoke of Lilien’s early graphic works Juda and Lieder des Ghetto, and at the same time of his own writing, as a “creation born of the longing of golus.” This article considers Schulz’s artistic engagement with the concept of golus—understood as both diaspora and exile—as illustrated in his essa…
Obraz-zagadka golusa u Brunona Schulza
W tym artykule, napisanym w hołdzie śp. Profesorowi Jerzemu Jarzębskiemu, omówienie terminu „golus” – słowa oznaczającego w języku jidysz zarówno „wygnanie”, jak i „diasporę” – staje się okazją do refleksji nad kilkoma tematami, które definiują i łączą twórczość Brunona Schulza, życie i naukę Jerzego Jarzębskiego, a także kontekst schronienia i solidarności stworzony na SchulzFeście ’24 w Drohobyczu. W eseju z 1937 roku, poświęconym artyście Efra…
Art (4 works) · Central European Literary Studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Polish Historical and Cultural Studies (3 works) · Polish-Jewish Holocaust Memory Studies (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art history (2 works)