Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Acknowledgments

pp ix-x

Introduction

pp 1-4

I - Theoretical Approaches to the Field

pp 5-6

German-Jewish Studies in the Digital Age: Remarks on Discipline, Method, and Media

pp 7-26

Beyond Antisemitism: A Critical Approach to German Jewish Cultural History

pp 27-46

Unrequited Love: On the Rhetoric of a Trope from Moritz Goldstein to Hannah Arendt

pp 47-66

Happiness and Unhappiness as a “Jewish Question”

pp 67-82

II - Literary and Literary-Historical Studies

pp 83-84

Auerbach, Heine and the Question of Bildung in German and German Jewish Culture

pp 85-108

The Literary Double Life of Clementine Krämer: German-Jewish Activist and Bavarian “Heimat” and Dialect Writer

pp 109-136

Franz Kafka, Hebrew Writer: The Vaudeville of Linguistic Origins

pp 137-152

Words at War: Hugo Ball and Walter Benjamin on Language and History

pp 153-170

The Inability to Love? Jews and Germans in Works by Günter Grass and Martin Walser

pp 171-186

III - Public Culture: Memorial, Performance, and Post-Holocaust Retrospectives

pp 187-188

Written into the Body: Introducing the Performance Video Art of Tanya Ury

pp 189-204

Disfigured Memory: The Reshaping of Holocaust Symbols in Yad Vashem and the Jewish Museum in Berlin

pp 205-226

New Subject Positions in Recent German-Jewish Film

pp 227-246