Made of Shores

Exploring the evolving concept of Jewishness and national identity, this work delves into contemporary Judeo-Argentinean fiction, highlighting themes of alienation and nostalgia amidst transculturation and shifting borders. It situates Jewish Argentinean narratives within the broader framework of Latin American literature and Judaic studies, focusing on novels from post-dictatorship Argentina. The analysis challenges traditional definitions, offering a fresh perspective on the complexities of identity in a diverse cultural landscape.