Preface By Cathy S. Gelbin And Raphael Gross
I. Jews And Citizenship
Introduction By Andreas Braemer And Gideon Reuveni Gideon Reuveni: Emancipation Through Consumption: Moses Mendelssohn And The Idea Of Marketplace Citizenship Michal Szulc: A Gracious Act Or Merely A Regulation Of Economic Activity? A Daily Life Perspective On The Reception Of The Prussian Emancipation Edict Of 1812 Miriam Rürup: The Citizen And Its Other – Zionist And Israeli Responses To Statelessness
II. German-speaking Jews And The Politics Of Antisemitism
David Meola: German Jews And The Local German Press: The Jewish Struggle For Acceptance In Constance, 1846. Lisa Zwicker: Conservative Ideological Resurgence, Mass Nationalist Rallying, And Students’ Status Anxiety: The German Burschenschaft's Antisemitic Resolution Of 1896 Stephanie Seul: Transnational Press Discourses On German Antisemitism During The Weimar Republic: The Riots In Berlin’s Scheunenviertel, 1923
III. Language, Philosophy And Culture
Gertrud Reershemius: Language As The Main Protagonist? East Frisian Yiddish In The Writing Of Isaac Herzberg Susanne Hillman: “A Few Human Beings Walking Hand In Hand”: Margarete Susman, Leonhard Ragaz, And The Origins Of The Jewish-christian Dialogue In Zurich Uri Ganani: The Politics Of Arabella: Post-wagnerian Opera And The German-jewish Quest For Lyrical Individualism, 1928-1933
IV. After The Holocaust
Dov Schidorski: Hannah Arendt’s Dedication To Salvaging Jewish Culture Jonathan Zatlin: Repetition And Loss: Jewish Refugees And German Communists After The Holocaust, 1945-1951
V. Austrian Film And Literature
Nicholas Baer: The Rebirth Of A Nation: Cinema, Herzlian Zionism, And Emotion In Jewish History Katya Krylova: Melancholy Journeys In The Films Of Ruth Beckermann Andrea Reiter: The Appropriation Of Myth As Language In Julya Rabinowich's Jewish Novels
VI. List Of Contributors
VII. Index Illustrations
