378 } Index
Moser, Moses, 43 ; on conversion, 79 , 80 ,
140 – 41 , 142 – 43 ; correspondence with
Wolf, 7 , 129 – 45 , 313 n 127 , 314 – 15 n 157 ;
on Gans, 143 – 44 ; and Hegel, 53 , 55 , 73 ,
129 – 30 , 133 – 35 , 139 , 141 – 42 , 144 , 292 n 39 ,
315 n 172 ; on Jews and Judaism, 78 – 82 ,
131 – 32 , 138 – 41 , 299 n 123 ; and Verein,
62 , 79 , 131 – 32 , 287 n 1 , 294 – 95 n 71 ; on
Weltgeist, 130 – 31 , 141 , 144 ; on Wis-
senschaft des Judentums, 130 , 132 – 33 ,
136 – 37 , 145
Moses, 20 , 34 , 113 , 285 n 75
Myers, David, 290 n 18 , 291 – 92 n 29 , 310 n 101
Na’aman, Shlomo, 328 n 135
Nadler, Steven, 344 n 20
Navon, Ephraim, 283 n 59
Neue Berliner Monatsschrift für Philosophie,
Geschichte, Literatur, und Kunst, 65
Nietzsche, Friedrich, 24 , 33 , 280 n 29 ,
281 n 32
Niewöhner, Friedrich, 27 , 28 , 282 n 42
Nipperdey, Thomas, 58 , 293 n 60
Nirenberg, David: Anti-Judaism, 195 – 96 ,
331 n 175
nostalgia, 228 , 229 , 233 , 235
Oppenheim, Dagobert, 147 , 167
pantheism: Heine and, 209 – 10 , 246 ,
335 – 36 n 52 ; Hess and, 11 , 246 ,
348 – 49 n 87 ; Spinoza and, 224 – 25 ,
239
pathology, 20 – 21
Peters, George, 207
Pfefferkorn, Johann, 19
Pfizer, Gustav, 210 – 11 , 336 n 54
Pfizer, Paul, 335 n 43
philosophy, 4 , 273 – 74 ; of the act, 146 ,
262 – 64 , 266 , 315 – 16 n 1 ; Feuerbach on,
259 – 60 , 347 n 68 ; Hegel on, 73 – 74 , 92 ,
312 n 117 ; Hess on, 244 , 254 – 55 , 258 – 59 ,
346 n 62 ; Kantian, 19 , 306 n 66 , 324 n 109 ;
Marx on, 146 , 161 , 316 n 1 , 318 n 27 ; and
religion, 92 , 103 , 325 n 115
Pinkard, Terry, 52 , 106
Platen, August von, 334 n 30
Pockels, Karl Friedrich, 21
politics: Bauer on, 185 – 86 , 325 n 15 ; and
ethics, 284 n 65 ; Hegel on, 60 , 295 n 74 ;
Marx on, 161 , 165 , 177 – 80 , 182 , 187 – 88 ,
189 , 320 nn 54 – 55. See also state
polytheism, 193
praxis: Bauer and, 168 , 175 ; Hess and
Cieszkowski on, 251 , 252 , 266 ,
315 – 16 n 1 ; Marx and, 147 , 151 , 178 , 197
Presner, Todd: Mobile Modernity, 12 , 287 n 5 ,
309 n 99
Protestantism, 212 ; Hegel privileging of,
72 – 73 , 77 – 78 , 298 n 108 , 298 – 99 n 117. See
also Christianity
Proudhon, Pierre-Joseph, 348 n 80
Prussia and Germany, 58 , 272 ; emancipation
edicts for Jews in, 17 , 44 – 45 , 279 n 10 ; and
Hegel state conception, 64 – 67 , 295 n 84 ;
restrictions on Jews in, 80 – 81 , 128 , 147 ,
222 , 286 n 77 , 305 n 52 ; Verein relations
with state in, 55 – 56 , 61 – 62 , 293 n 47 ,
294 n 67Reinharz, Jehuda, 310 n 100 , 313 n 126
Reissner, Hanns, 47 , 51 , 294 n 71 , 299 n 119
religion, 66 , 326 n 124 ; Hegel on, 7 , 52 – 53 ,
72 – 74 , 83 – 85 , 92 , 298 – 99 nn 104 – 117 ;
Marx on, 165 , 179 – 80 , 182 – 83 , 325 n 115 ;
and philosophy, 92 , 103 , 325 n 115
revolution of 1848 , 1 , 272
Rheinische Zeitung, 147 , 163 – 64 , 167 , 242 ,
317 n 10
Riesser, Gabriel, 4 , 207 – 8 , 221 , 272 , 338 n 94 ;
Jüdische Briefe, 210 , 211
Rochow, Gustav Adolf Rochus von, 147
Roelcke, Volker, 21
Roemer, Nils, 289 n 14 , 310 – 11 n 102
Rose, Gillian, 29
Rose, Paul, 206 , 284 n 67 , 335 n 48 ; on
Marx, 148 , 326 n 119 ; on “revolutionary
antisemitism,” 3 , 277 n 6
Rosenbloom, Noah: Nineteen Letters on
Judaism, 46