Eva Hoffman Criticism
- Introduction
- Principal Works
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Essays
- Lost in Translation: A Life in a New Language
- The Confusion of Tongues
- The Immigrant or ‘Outsider’ Experience as Metaphor for Becoming an Educated Person in the Modern World: Mary Antin, Richard Wright, and Eva Hoffman
- Teach Yourself American
- Sweet are the Uses of Diversity
- Pictures in Dissolving Frames
- A Gathering of Dissidents
- ‘The Insertion of the Self into the Space of Borderless Possibility’: Eva Hoffman's Exiled Body
- Shtetl: The Life and Death of a Small Town and the World of Polish Jews
- Poles Apart
- Unknowing Neighbors
- Poles Together—And Apart
- Eva Hoffman's Double Emigration: Canada as the Site of Exile in Lost in Translation
- Lost in Nostalgia: The Autobiographies of Eva Hoffman and Richard Rodriguez
- The Secret
- Cards of Identity
- After Such Knowledge: Memory, History, and the Aftermath of the Holocaust
- After Such Knowledge: Memory, History, and the Aftermath of the Holocaust
- Further Reading
Criticism by Eva Hoffman
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When the Fog Never Lifts
Anne Tyler Criticism
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The Super Bowl of Fiction
Pat Barker Criticism
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Remembering Poland
Adam Zagajewski Criticism
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Taking a Chance on Pathos
Andre Dubus Criticism
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On Soviet Dissidence as Both Sides Falter
Vassily Aksyonov Criticism
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The Uses of Illiteracy
Bernhard Schlink Criticism
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Mother Casts Her Shadow on Her Young Son's Life
David Shields Criticism
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Keeping a Nation in Line
Tadeusz Konwicki Criticism
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The Secret
Eva Hoffman Criticism
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After Such Knowledge: Memory, History, and the Aftermath of the Holocaust
Eva Hoffman Criticism