Danielle Drori recently completed her doctoral studies in Hebrew and comparative literature at New York University. She teaches in various places in New York City, and is working on a book project that explores the ties between Zionist politics and literary translations in Europe and Palestine in the early 1900s.
Danielle Drori
Articles
Who’s Rereading Virginia Woolf?
"Woolf’s novel was written as part of a broader intellectual quest, around a century ago, for the right words and metaphors to account for inner life..."
The Social Limits of Israeli and Palestinian Literature
Danielle Drori reviews “Makers of Worlds, Readers of Signs: Israeli and Palestinian Literature of the Global Contemporary.”
On Waiting for A Green Card and the Fantasy of Merit
Danielle Drori talks about her wait for a Green Card and the misuse of "merit" as a criterion for immigration.
Feminist Ambivalences at Exclusive Women’s Social Club
Danielle Drori reflects on her short-lived membership at the women's co-working space and club The Wing, and Nancy Fraser's theory of feminist ambivalences.
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