
Samuel Josef Agnon is the first Israeli writer translated into Turkish. Most widely translated and most popular Israeli writers in Turkish are the satirist Efraim Kishon and the novelist Amos Oz. As to the literary genres, a big amount of the translated works into Turkish are novels and stories and there is a very little number of poetries. On the other hand we see that most of the Hebrew literary works in Turkish have been translated from their English or German editions and not from Hebrew, the original tongue of these works. In addition to these translations a number of literary critiques and reviews were written in Turkish on Modern Israeli literature.
Turkey, Modern İsrail Edebiyatı;Samuel Yosef Agnon;Efraim Kişon;Amos Oz;Türkiye, Amos Oz, History (General), Modern Israeli Literature;Samuel Josef Agnon;Ephraim Kishon;Amos Oz;Turkey, D1-2009, Modern Israeli Literature, Literature (General), Samuel Josef Agnon, PN1-6790, Ephraim Kishon
Turkey, Modern İsrail Edebiyatı;Samuel Yosef Agnon;Efraim Kişon;Amos Oz;Türkiye, Amos Oz, History (General), Modern Israeli Literature;Samuel Josef Agnon;Ephraim Kishon;Amos Oz;Turkey, D1-2009, Modern Israeli Literature, Literature (General), Samuel Josef Agnon, PN1-6790, Ephraim Kishon
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