Chaim Nachman Bialik: European decadence

Hama Yakhman Bialika (1873-1934), Following Pushkin, the Jews called the "National Poet". Due to the talent and historical moment, he was considered the first poet of the Jewish National Revival. He was acquainted with him and translated his poetry the best poets and translators of the Russian Silver Age. Professor Hamulthell Bialik Poetry Paradox explores: as in an era, when self-determination and return to Israel"s country seemed to be more real than ever, their main inspirers were poems, full of bitterness and despair. Why, contrary to the devices - "Hope and" Renaissance ", - the Jews were particularly loved by those poems of Bianik, what was imbued with fallency alien to any public movement of the French decardance?
A lot and loosely read in Russian Bialik inevitably splaved far, almost alien to each other.
Hamututer Bar-Josef - Poets, Critic, researcher of Hebrew Literature. Laureate of several literary premiums