The German-Jewish dialogue reconsidered : a symposium in honor of George L. Mosse

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The German-Jewish dialogue reconsidered : a symposium in honor of George L. Mosse / ed. by Klaus L. Berghahn

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Berghahn, Klaus L. (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	German
Published:	New York [u.a.] : Lang, 1996
Series:	German life and civilization 20
Subjects:	Mosse, George L.
Contents/pieces:	14 records

1. On Friendship : The Beginnings of a Christian-Jewish Dialogue in the 18th Century

2. The Assassination of Kurt Eisner : A Study of Identity in the German-Jewish Dialogue

3. Negative Symbiosis : The Reemergence of Jewish Culture in Germany after the Fall of the Wall

4. The Ambivalence of "Bildung" : Jews and Other Germans

5. Negative Identities : Germans and Jews in the Correspondence of Karl Jaspers and Hannah Arendt

6. Bodies in Pain : Reflections on the Berlin Jewish Salon

7. Gershom Scholem between German and Jewish Nationalism

8. On the Correspondence between Franz Rosenzweig and Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy

9. German Jews beyond Judaism : The Gerhard/Israel/George L. Mosse Case

10. German Jews Beyond Bildung and Liberalism : The Radical Jewish Revival in the Weimar Republic

11. Germans and Jews in Viennese Culture

12. The Internal Dialogue : Judaism and Enlightenment in Moses Mendelssohn's Thought

13. Enlightenment, Identity, Transformation : Salomon Maimon und Rahel Varnhagen

14. The Restoration of Patience in the Labor of History