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
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
II. 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
III. RESEARCH FROM THE OSOBYI ARCHIVE IN MOSCOW
AVRAHAM BARKAI: The C.V. and its Archives. A Reassessment
JÜRGEN MATTHÄUS: Antisemitic Symbolism in Early Nazi Germany, 1933–1935
IV. FUTURE RESEARCH
J. A. S. GREVILLE: Future Research
V. MEMOIR
ERNEST B. HOFELLER: Timetable to Nowhere: A Personal History of the Sosua Settlement
