The book "La Lisabona intr-o sambata. Author: Antologie de proza idis" translates to "In Lisbon on a Saturday. Author: Anthology of Yiddish Prose." Here are some themes and topics that could help you draw connections to other books in a library:
* **Location:**
* **Lisbon:** The book's setting in Lisbon can connect it to other books about the city, such as travel guides 【1】 or literary guides. 【1】 It could also be linked to books discussing the Treaty of Lisbon. 【2】
* **Time:**
* **Saturday:** The specific day of the week might connect to other works exploring themes related to routines, specific days, or weekend activities.
* **Genre:**
* **Anthology:** As an anthology, it can be related to other collections of prose 【3】【4】 or poetry. 【5】
* **Prose:** Connects to other works of prose. 【6】
* **Yiddish Literature:** This is a major theme that can connect the book to other works of Yiddish literature, exploring Jewish culture, history, and experiences. 【7】
* **Potential Themes:**
* **Cultural Identity:** Given that it is an anthology of Yiddish prose, it likely explores themes of cultural identity, memory, and perhaps displacement or diaspora, which are common in Yiddish literature.
* **Urban Life:** The setting in Lisbon suggests themes related to urban life, culture, and society. 【8】
