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Jewish literature
Hi, I have to write a paper that consists of journal entries that respond to a whole bunch of poems, stories etc in jewish literature. So far we're read a lot of Yehuda Amichai's work, some short stories, and the Book of Psalms. I have to draw a connection between all of them, to form a thesis but the problem is my responses don't really all relate. I can't figure out a way to alter my responses on order to have Amichai and the Psalms connect... and since all of the stories aren't just like a 'jewish' story, it's hard to even recognize that it's jewish order to make the connection.. this might be kind of vague, but does anyone have any suggestions that they feel is an underlying connection to all jewish literature?
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