Volume 11 (2012)
Jahrbuch des Simon-Dubnow-Instituts/Simon Dubnow Institute Yearbook
One of the focal points of the »Simon Dubnow Institute Yearbook«2012 is the illumination of Gustav Mahler’s life, work, and legacy within a broader cultural and sociopolitical context, in commemoration of the hundredth anniversary of this Jewish-born composer’s death. Another focal point lies on early Jewish research on the Holocaust, which has begun to be seen in a very different light in recent years. These topics are augmented with contributions on political as well as legal history, cultural restoration, and the critique of postmodern philosophy. The specialized categories focus on the work of Günther Anders, Shmuel Josef Agnon, and Lea Goldberg, the language question in Simon Dubnow’s thinking, and the participation of Jewish anarchists in the Bavarian Soviet Republic in 1919.
With contributions by
Martina Urban, Nashville, Tenn. • Vivian Liska, Antwerpen • Gil Rubin, New York • Elisabeth Gallas, Wien • Jörg Deventer, Leipzig • Steven Beller, Washington, D. C. • Charles S. Maier, Cambridge, Mass. • Daniel Jütte, Cambridge, Mass. • Marion Recknagel, Leipzig • Kevin C. Karnes, Atlanta, Ga. • Hansjakob Ziemer, Berlin • Gerhard Scheit, Wien • Constantin Floros, Hamburg • Jens Malte Fischer, München • Karen Painter, Minneapolis, Minn. • Yulia Kreinin, Jerusalem • Klaus Kempter, Heidelberg • Katrin Stoll, Bielefeld/Warschau • Natalia Aleksiun, New York • Roni Stauber, Tel Aviv • Katharina Stengel, Frankfurt am Main • Ann-Kathrin Pollmann, Leipzig • Shmuel Werses (1915–2010) • Natasha Gordinsky, Leipzig • Carolin Kosuch, Leipzig
524 pp. with 3 ill., linen
Göttingen/Bristol, Conn.: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 1st edition 2012
ISBN: 978-3-525-36941-8
Price: 74,99 € (D)
ISBN (e-book): 978-3-647-36941-9
Price: 59,99 € (D)
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