Inhalt: | A natural yet providential tongue: Moses Mendelssohn on Hebrew as a language of action / Avi Lifschitz -- "I who knows no Hebrew": On the relation of language, identity and millenarian expectations as exemplified by Oliger Paulli / Jeannine Kunert -- Between Language, Philosophy and Politics: Salomon Munk, the "Wissenschaft des Judentums" and the Oriental Studies in Paris / Chiara Adorisio -- A prayer for those who wield power: Hanoten teshu'a variations and models of Jewish identity in nineteenth-century Germany / Ramona Fñdrich -- Language and Messianity in Judaism / Donatella Di Cesare -- Messianic Universalism: The social ethics and dialogue philosophy of Hermann Cohen, Martin Buber and Karl Löwith / Sabine Sander -- "You write the language of abnormal gullibility": Fritz Mauthner und Gustav Landauer in a dispute over language and politics / Gerald Hartung -- Lost Spaces, Lost in space: Spatial Memory and Language Attitudes of German-Jewish Emigrants in Palestine in the 1930s and 1940s / Arndt Kremer -- Language and Instability: Scholem and Bialik on Language and Secularization / Ilit Ferber -- "Sprachwurzellos": Reflections on Exile and Rootedness / Doerte Bischoff -- Breakfast with Mr. and Mrs. Nobody or: The Artfulness of Language. A psychoanalytic View of Language and Politics / Christine Kirchhoff -- Marx, Nietzsche, Freud: Towards a History of "Theory" in Modern Jewish Thought / Philipp von Wussow -- "Words like Things": Siegfried Kracauer on Language, the Filmic and the Photographic Image / Elke Dubbels -- Linguistic Materiality: On Literary Forms of Memory after/of the Shoah / Leena Petersen |
