Barukh Kurzweil and Modern Hebrew Literature

I. THEORETICAL STRUCTURE FROM ITS EARLIEST days the criticism that evolved alongside modern Hebrew literature has perceived and grappled with the diffuse issue of HebrewEuropean literary relationships. In the twentieth century Joseph Klausner, Zvi Woyslawsky, Yeshurun Keshet, (Ya'akov Kapilowitz), Shlomo Tsemah, Eliezer Steinmann, Simon Halkin, Israel Zemora, Avraham Kariv, Dov Sadan and Barukh Kurzweil have all, in very different ways, addressed themselves to this subject, sometimes implicitly.