My Life Paragonned to the Women in the Asher Lev Books by Chaim Potok

"Usher Lev, the artist is the first person, he is an individual, there is no artist without anyone" (Chaim Potok). Individuals with different characteristics have different attitudes, attitudes, confidence and respect for the surrounding people. In Asim Lev by Chaim Potok, Asher is a Ladover Hasid who grew up in the Hasidic community, deeply sympathizing with Jewish beliefs, and I feel difficulty in his tradition and hope for gifts. He is a man with a broad spirit and I want to do the opposite.

Both Chaim Potok's two most famous novels, The Chosen and My Name, are focused on a clever son who selects careers in the secular world, which makes their father very disappointed. In addition to "books of light" and "early", these books also focus on the integration of mainstream American culture Jews. Chaim Potok's novels are clearly Jewish, but regardless of ethnic background, they include a universal theme that applies to all.

My name is Asher Lev. Chaim Potok Summary: In this important novel - a new departure for readers and author of The Promise - the reader was an exciting testimony to the development of genius as Chaim Potok traces back to great people Modern Painter Won the recognition of his art from the "ordinary" Brooklyn boy who answered the conductor's first exciting victory exhibition, and finished the painful divorce of the world in which he was born. The painter will introduce myself. Yes, he is Usher Lev that caused Brockin 's crucifixion in the art world, causing sensation in the media. The reader quickly returned to the world of boys Usher They forcedly and instinctively painted the picture. He painted Brooklyn 's house. He painted a picture on the street. . . In order to become an artist, Usher must separate his life from the life of his beloved parents.

Potok's 1985 novel Davita's Harp is his only book featuring women. In 1990, he announced a gift from Usher Lev, and the sequel of my name was Usher Lev. Potok wrote many dramas including his father's sin and abyss. In 1992, Potok completed another novel, and I was clay. And I talked about the brave fight of the family torn apart in the war. After his 1993 young adult literature "The Tree Here" there were two people, "The Current Sky" (1995) and "Zebra and Other Stories" (1998). Chaim Potok 's parents hinder him from writing and reading subjects other than Jews. He spent a lot of time reading the secular novels of public libraries. Potok lists James Joyce, Thomas Mann, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Ernest Hemingway, and S. Y. Agnon as major literary influences. Many of his novels were born in the city environment of New York where he grew up. Although not a Hashidic word, Potok was brought up in an extremely orthodox home.