A lecture on writing in wartime with Zeruya Shalev at the Ramat Gan Museum of Israeli Art. The event focuses on the writer’s role and writing during a crisis.
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A weekly series of meetings with creators and intellectuals, offering a diverse perspective on Israeli culture and society.
In collaboration with the Israeli Culture Department, Ramat Gan Municipality.
Lecture duration: One to one and a half hours
In her lecture, Zeruya Shalev will discuss the challenges and difficulties of literary writing during wartime, when reality surpasses all imagination. Do the muses really fall silent, and why? What is a writer’s role in times like these? Is it permissible to write about everyday subjects? Is it permissible to write about love?
Zeruya Shalev is a renowned Israeli author, poet, and book editor. She has published novels, poetry, and children’s books. Her books have been translated into many languages and have received major international awards, including the Swiss Jan Michalski Prize and the French Prix Femina.
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