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Cynthia Ozick
Cynthia Ozick. (1928 ). By Joseph Lowin. There is simultaneously something veryyoung and something decidedly hoary about the persona of Cynthia Ozick.
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Extractions: Cynthia Ozick By Joseph Lowin In conversation, one hears a soft, youthful tinkle, clear as a bell. Then there is the unfailing Old World politeness, the refinement of language, and a bright eagerness in the voice to share her thoughts, to hold nothing back. Yet, if the voice is poetry, the words are prophecy. One will hear this in the deep insights, the well-wrought thought, the keen incisiveness, and the sharp wit. These will come later-but they will come. There is simultaneously something very young and something decidedly hoary about the persona of Cynthia Ozick. She herself recognizes this duality. In "The Break," a virtuoso comic performance that first appeared in the Spring 1994 issue of Antaeus, her younger self (who goes by the Hebrew name of Shoshana) solemnly announces her disengagement from the "white-haired, dewlapped, thick-waisted, thick-lensed hag" (who goes by the Greek name of Cynthia)-a writer disgustingly devoid of that hunger for success that drives great artists. What does this "seventeen-to-twenty-two-year-old" energetic, ambitious writer, who sees a whole row of luminescent novels on the horizon, have in common with this sixty-six-year-old woman who is resigned to her failures? "I would not trade places with her," shouts Shoshana, "for all the china in Teaneck."
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Cynthia Ozick
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OZICK CYNTHIA (in MARION)
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Ozick, Cynthia. Records 1 to 9 of 9. Ozick, Cynthia. Art ardor essays / by Cynthia Ozick. New York EP Dutton, 1984, c1983.
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1986 Rea Award Winner: Cynthia Ozick
Cynthia Ozick. Cynthia Ozick was born in New York City, the second of two children. Bedford/St.Martin's bibliography and research portal for Cynthia Ozick.
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Extractions: Cynthia Ozick Cynthia Ozick was born in New York City, the second of two children. She subsequently moved to the Bronx with her parents, who owned a pharmacy in the Pelham Bay section. Her parents had emigrated to America from the northwest region of Russia. At the age of five and a half, Ozick entered heder , the Yiddish-Hebrew "room" where, in the America of those years, Jewish pupils were sent for religious instruction. There she was confronted by a rabbi who told Cynthia's bobe [grandmother], who had accompanied her granddaughter to school, in Yiddish, "Take her home; a girl doesn't have to study." Ozick dates her feminism to that time and is especially grateful to her grandmother for bringing her back to school the very next day and insisting that she be accepted. While Ozick describes the Pelham Bay section of the Bronx as a lovely place, she found it "brutally difficult to be a Jew" there. She remembers having stones thrown at her and being called Christ's killer as she ran past the two churches in her neighborhood. She was particularly uncomfortable at school because she would not, on principle, sing Christian Christmas carols, and was humiliated as a public example for that. While writing The Cannibal Galaxy , a novel set in a Jewish all-day school, she asserts, "I thought of my own suffering, deeply suffering wormlike childhood in grade school; of my mother's endurances in grade school as an immigrant child.... Carelessness in a teacher of small children can burn in impotence for life, like a brand or horrible sign."
CYNTHIA OZICK
CYNTHIA OZICK Writer, Authored Over 20 Best Seller Books, Dozens of Short Stories,Novels, Articles Recepient of Several Literary Awards More at http//omni.cc
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Cynthia Ozick JewishAmerican literature heavy on the Jewish Reprinted with permissionfrom Jewish American Literature A Norton Anthology , published by WW
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Extractions: var thisPageTemplate='ART'; showMainNav(allTopicsMainTopicId); document.write(''); Reprinted with permission from Jewish American Literature: A Norton Anthology "If we blow into the narrow end of the shofar [ram's horn], we will be heard far. But if we choose to be Mankind rather than Jewish and blow into the wider part, we will not be heard at all; for us America will have been in vain." In Israel in 1970, Cynthia Ozick issued this call to "build Diaspora a permanent body of Jewish literature." To re-consecrate the English language of Jewish American writers, she imagined something akin to Yiddish, which "became the instrument of our peoplehood on the European continent, anda spectacular body of literature at last sprang out of it." Although Ozick did not go on holding to so strict a prescription, her writings and public statements have mainly evinced Jewish history and concerns or Judaic religion and culture. What's more, the narrow end of the shofar, the ram's horn that recalls Isaac's near‑sacrifice, has served her in stories touching on the Holocaust, such as "The Shawl" and (indirectly) "Envy; or, Yiddish in America." Cynthia Ozick was born on April 17, 1928, and grew up in Pelham Bay, then a semirural area of the Bronx. There, her parents, Russian immigrants, tended a struggling pharmacy through the depression. Ozick "experienced a great deal of antiSemitism in my neighborhood and schoolbeing called a Christ‑killer and all of that." She was also turned away, as a girl, from Hebrew school, but her grandmother insisted that she be let in. After graduating from New York University, she wrote a master's thesis at Ohio State on Henry James' late novels.
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Extractions: say about Cynthia Ozick "While arguing the issue of the fundamental assumptions governing Western literature, which Ozick challenges and calls into question, none of these critical works engages Ozick's power as a wordsmith and maker of meaning. That is, while Ozick is a difficult writer, she is also one who astounds by her daring. Despite its cultural and literary pyrotechnics, her writing is accessible to a very wide audience because, like the artists of the circus, its acrobatic daring entrances us as it challenges the standard rules that bind the less gifted, less trained to the pedestrian reign of gravity." -
BULLETIN #39 - CYNTHIA OZICK
Cynthia Ozick. Cynthia Ozick, now sixtyeight years old, has reached ashigh and as far as any Jewish-American novelist who has preceded her.
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Extractions: To indicate her prominence a recent anthology has appeared, A Cynthia Ozick Reader (1996), edited by Elaine M. Kauvar. This may be a good place to begin, but not to end. Cynthia Ozick will produce even greater writing in the worlds of fiction and non-fiction. It is our privilege to sit and learn at her feet.
Cynthia Ozick
Cynthia Ozick. Author/Illustrator Bio Cynthia Ozick is the authorof three collections of essaysArt Ardor, Metaphor Memory
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Cynthia Ozick
Cynthia Ozick. The Complete Works of Isaac Babel. The Shawl (VintageInternational). The Best American Essays 1998 (Serial). Seize the
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Fiction: Cynthia Ozick
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Extractions: MM_preloadImages('../images/m_research_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_related_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_literary_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_critical_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_essays_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_poetry_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_drama_o.gif'); MM_preloadImages('../images/m_fiction_o.gif'); http://www.ngc.peachnet.edu/Academic/Arts_Let/LangLit/dproyal/ozick.htm This site is the place to begin research on Cynthia Ozick. Though it does not contain any Web links, the site is one long bibliography and resource list, containing sections for Ozick's primary works of fiction and nonfiction, interviews, books, and articles of critical analysis. The Many Faces of Cynthia Ozick http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/factfict/ozick.htm In an interview with The Atlantic Monthly's Kate Bolick, Cynthia Ozick discusses her personal influences and writing style in her short essays. Ozick also discusses her experiences as a female Jewish writer. This site is informative for those looking for information on Ozick's philosophies as an author. A Conversation with Cynthia Ozick
Cynthia Ozick
An interview with the author from the Atlantic Unbound website.
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The Shawl - Cynthia Ozick
A review, and links to other information about and reviews of The Shawl by cynthiaozick. A Literary Saloon Site of Review. The Shawl by cynthia ozick.
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Ozick, Cynthia - Atlantic Unbound
Article shares a 1997 interview with the novelist in which she explains how she views herself and why she no longer publishes poetry.
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