ʻEdut hi matsav nafshi: ḥaṿayat ha-ʻedut be-mabaṭ filosofi, sifruti u-psikhoʼanaliṭi = Testimony is a state of mind: the experience of testimony and witnessing in a philosophical, literary and psychoanalytic perspective

Yerushalayim: Karmel (2020)
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