Titlebook: Culture and Catastrophe; German and Jewish Co Steven E. Aschheim Book 1996 Steven E. Aschheim 1996 complexity.culture.education.Germany.Han

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-69798-7 these particular questions, the correspondence wrestled with the complexities of ‘coming to terms’ with a compromised national past (and outlined some of the early available strategies for alternatively confronting or evading it). Above all it is permeated by a tension over the possibilities and li

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Culture and Catastrophe,e multiple permutations and ever-renewed elaborations — as well as the heated denials — of these connections have themselves become an integral part of the web of Western sensibility, built into the framework of its ethical, political and theoretical self-consciousness.

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,‘The Jew Within’: The Myth of ‘Judaization’ in Germany,cally oriented, the notion took on special salience. The idea became a sort of reference point, and most parties were impelled to employ it and bend it to their own purposes (whether in advocatory, oppositional, or deflective ways).

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ines various German and Jewish responses to Nazism and its roots, and demonstrates the ongoing relevance of that experience to contemporary culture and collective and individual self-definitions.978-0-333-62313-8978-1-349-24401-0

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German Jews beyond , and Liberalism: The Radical Jewish Revival in the Weimar Republic,ere shaped in its image. Its accompanying postulates — liberalism, the notions of progress and gradual perfectibility, the optimistic belief in a humanity making its way from darkness to light — became deeply ingrained within German Jewry.