The Jewish response to German culture : from the enlightenment to the Second World War

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The Jewish response to German culture : from the enlightenment to the Second World War / ed. by Jehuda Reinharz and Walter Schatzberg

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Reinharz, Jehuda (Éditeur intellectuel), Schatzberg, Walter (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Hanover [u.a.] : Brandeis Univ. Pr., 1985
Contenu:	17 notices

1. The Kassel "Ha-Massef" of 1799 : an unknown contribution to the Haskala

2. Heine's Jewish writer friends : dilemmas of a generation, 1817-33

3. Sisterhood under Siege : feminism and Antisemitism in Germany, 1904-38

4. Wilhelm II and the "Kaiserjuden" : a problematical encounter

5. Jewish cultural centers in Nazi Germany : exspectations and accomplishments

6. The Zionist response to antisemitism in the Weimar Republic

7. Lost, stolen, and strayed : the archival heritage of modern German-Jewish history

8. Moses Mendelssohn as the archtypal German Jew

9. The invisible community : emancipation, secular culture, and Jewish identity in the writings of Berthold Auerbach

10. Jewish emancipation : between "Bildung" und respectability

11. German-Jewish and German-Christian writers : cooperation in exile

12. Hermann Cohen : Judaism in the context of German philosophy

13. Reform Jewish thinkers and their German intellectual context

14. Fin-de-Siècle Vienna : the Jewish contribution

15. German culture and the Jews

16. The dynamics of dissimilation : "Ostjuden" und German Jews

17. "The Jew Within" : the myth of "Judaization" in Germany