Jewish Philosophical Politics in Germany, 1789-1848

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Contents Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 1 Off with Their Heads? Lazarus Bendavid’s Vision of Kantian Subjects at the End of J ...

xi Acknowledgments The earliest parts of this book grew out of my participation in a seminar on Kant and the Haskalah given by C ...

xii } Acknowledgments Biale on behalf of the Posen Foundation; Dan Diner, Simon Dubnow Institute, Leipzig; and Sylvia Fried and ...

Acknowledgments { xiii translations. My deep appreciation goes to my intellectual companions Darcy Buerkle, Eric Kligerman, Dan ...

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1 Introduction From the late eighteenth century Jews gained increasing exposure to German cultural life. Possibilities for Jews ...

2 } Introduction cal social and political change, German intellectuals felt keenly that they were reduced to theorizing about th ...

Introduction { 3 explores ways that Jewish thinkers have negotiated and contested German Ide- alism’s purported antisemitism.^3 ...

4 } Introduction and political agency so as to accord with, and contest, the terms of political inclusion. Although both German ...

Introduction { 5 never became reconciled to the Verein’s Hegelian orientation, he contributed two articles to its short-lived jo ...

6 } Introduction ment of deleterious subjectivity—in Young Hegelian as well as less philosophi- cally rigorous discourse—was als ...

Introduction { 7 born in 1812 , were in their mid-twenties to early thirties in the later 1830 s and early 1840 s. All of these ...

8 } Introduction Each of this book’s six chapters explores an attempt to think through re- lations between Jewish particularity ...

Introduction { 9 aporetic cure, which would render Jews autonomous subjects and fit citizens of an idealized state through metap ...

10 } Introduction it was only to Hegel’s state that they could gain access. In contrast to a prevalent tendency to assume that H ...

Introduction { 11 or artistic voice. Auerbach made his debut as a novelist in 1837 with Spinoza: Ein historischer Roman (Spinoza ...

12 } Introduction wise teases dynamics of contestation and subversion out of an era of German- Jewish discourse that was convent ...

Introduction { 13 unequivocal Jewish heroes but that (and, to some extent, that therefore) reveal a rich texture of German-Jewis ...

14 Chapter One Off with Their Heads? Lazarus Bendavid’s Vision of Kantian Subjects at the End of Jewish History But to give them ...