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S. Y. Agnon: Critical Essay by Esther Fuchs

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SOURCE: "Wherefrom Did Gediton Enter Gumlidata?—Realism and Comic Subversiveness in 'Forevermore'," in Modern Language Studies, Vol. 15, No. 4, Fall, 1985, pp. 64-79.

In the following essay, Fuchs focuses on the protagonistboth his characterization and behaviorin Forevermore (Ad Olam) in order to reveal "the underlying irony of the story, which is its most salient feature."

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