250 auteurs les plus cités (humanités)
Lauréats juifs du 250 auteurs les plus cités (humanités) répertoriés dans l'annuaire ThankJews. Les Juifs représentent environ 22 % de l'ensemble des lauréats — alors qu'ils constituent à peu près 0,2 % de la population mondiale.
17 lauréats répertoriés
Erwin Panofsky1892
Fondateur de modern iconology in art history
Source : Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities
Harold Bloom1930
Critique littéraire of The Anxiety of Influence and The Western Canon
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Ernst Gombrich1909
Auteur de The Story of Art, the world's most-read art history book
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Yuri Lotman1922
Critique littéraire et dramatique
Source : Jinfo.org — Jewish Literary & Drama Critics
Flavius Josephus37
First-century Romano-Jewish historian whose works are key sources for the era
Source : Historical record
Erich Auerbach1892
Auteur de Mimesis, the foundational work of comparative literature
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Meyer Abrams1912
Critique littéraire (The Mirror and the Lamp); founding editor of the Norton Anthology
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Stanley Fish1938
Théoricien de la littérature of reader-response criticism
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Lionel Trilling1905
Preeminent American literary critic of the mid-20th century
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Eric Hobsbawm1917
Historien of the Age of Revolution, Capital, Empire and Extremes
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Richard Ellmann1918
Definitive biographer of Joyce, Wilde and Yeats
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Geoffrey Hartman1929
Yale literary theorist; a cofondé the first Holocaust video-testimony archive
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Jean Starobinski1920
Historien suisse of ideas (Rousseau, melancholy)
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E. D. Hirsch Jr.1928
Théoricien de la littérature; auteur de Cultural Literacy
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Richard Hofstadter1916
Two-time Pulitzer-winning historian of American political culture
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Irving Howe1920
Critic and historian of Jewish New York (World of Our Fathers)
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Harry Levin1912
Harvard comparatist who defined the study of modernism
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