Preface By John Grenville And Julius Carle
I. Jewish Philosophy And Politics In The Enlightenment
Rivka Horwitz: Kabbalah In The Writings Of Mendelssohn And The Berlin Circle Of Maskilim Christoph Schulte: Saul Ascher’s Leviathan, Or The Invention Of Jewish Orthodoxy In 1792
II. Jewish Acculturation And Scholarship
Reinhard Rürup: Jewish History In Berlin – Berlin In Jewish History Andreas Brämer: Rabbinical Scholars As The Object Of Biographical Interest: An Aspect Of Jewish Historiography In The German-speaking Countries Of Europe (1780-1871) Manfred Voigts: Fichte As “Jew-hater” And Prophet Of The Zionists William Z. Tannenbaum: A Town On The Volkach: The Acculturation Of The Jews Of Zeilitzheim In The Nineteenth Century
III. Jewish Identity In Art And Music
Katharina S. Feil: Art Under Siege: The Scholarship Produced By Rachel Wischnitzer During Her Berlin Years 1921-1938 William Kangas: The Ethics And Aesthetics Of (Self) Representation: Arnold Schoenberg And Jewish Identity
IV. Research From The Osobyi Archive In Moscow
Avraham Barkai: The C.V. Archives In Moscow. A Reassessment Jürgen Matthäus: Antisemitic Symbolism In Early Nazi Germany, 1933-1935
V. Future Research
Introduction By John Grenville. Contributors: Avraham Barkai, David Sorkin, Stefi Jersch-wenzel, Robert Liberles, Werner T. Angress, Marion Kaplan, Michael A. Meyer, Christopher Browning, Evyatar Friesel, Ian Kershaw, Jeremy Noakes, Guy Stern, Chaim Schatzker
VI. Memoir
Ernest B. Hofeller: Timetable To Nowhere: The Story Of The Sosua Settlement
VII. Bibliography For 1999
VIII. List Of Contributors
IX. Index
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