Emanzipation nach der Emanzipation

Jüdische Literatur, Philosophie und Geschichte um 1900

Contributions by Thomas Meyer Contributions by Birgit Erdle Contributions by Asher Biemann Contributions by Dominique Hipp Contributions by George Y. Kohler Contributions by Bettina Bannasch Contributions by Zeev Strauss Contributions by Anika Reichwald Contributions by Julia Ingold Contributions by Theresia Dingelmaier Contributions by Hans Joachim Hahn Contributions by Liliane Weissberg Contributions by Malgorzata Stolarska-Fronia Edited by Bettina Bannasch Edited by George Y. Kohler

Book cover: Emanzipation nach der Emanzipation

Extent: 307 pages

Publisher: V&R unipress

Subjects: Jewish Studies, Literary Studies, Philosophy

Language: German

Hardback (Out of print)

(February 2024)

ISBN: 9783847116790

6.3 x 9.33 inches

Price: $69.00

On back order

Der Band setzt dort an, wo das Zeitalter der Emanzipation endet und macht es sich zur Aufgabe, die zeitubergreifende, ungeloste Spannung aller emanzipativen Hoffnungen fur die Jahre im ersten Drittel des 20. Jahrhunderts unter philosophischen, psychologischen und asthetischen Perspektiven genauer zu systematisieren. Unterschiedliche disziplinare Zugange eroffnen dabei neue Perspektiven auf den Niederschlag, den diese Spannung in den unterschiedlichen kunstlerischen, religiosen, politischen und literarischen Stromungen, in bildkunstlerischen und museumsdidaktischen Programmen findet – unter dem spezifischen Blickwinkel des Emanzipationsprozesses und dessen Einschatzung als gelungenem oder gescheitertem Projekt.


The volume begins where for German Judaism the “Age of Emancipation” ends. It sets itself the task of systematizing the unresolved tension within all emancipatory hopes – for the first third of the 20th century. In more detail than known before different disciplinary approaches open up new perspectives on the reflections that this tension finds in the different artistic, religious, political and literary movements, in visual art and museum didactic programs. From philosophical, psychological and aesthetic viewpoints the volume analyses the results of the emancipation process and its assessment, in the eyes of German Jews, as a successful or failed project.

  • Contributions by Thomas Meyer
  • Contributions by Birgit Erdle
  • Contributions by Asher Biemann
  • Contributions by Dominique Hipp
  • Contributions by George Y. Kohler
  • Contributions by Bettina Bannasch
  • Contributions by Zeev Strauss
  • Contributions by Anika Reichwald
  • Contributions by Julia Ingold
  • Contributions by Theresia Dingelmaier
  • Contributions by Hans Joachim Hahn
  • Contributions by Liliane Weissberg
  • Contributions by Malgorzata Stolarska-Fronia
  • Edited by Bettina Bannasch
  • Edited by George Y. Kohler