Judaism in the Works of Beer-Hofmann and Feuchtwanger

Considering the question of what defines a writer's work as Jewish, Fraiman explores the themes reflecting the Jewish commitment of two very different German-Jewish authors of the first half of the 20th century: Richard Beer-Hofmann, who wrote mostly biblical plays (e.g. Jacob's Dream ) and came from an assimilated family, and Lion Feuchtwanger, de