An epitaph for German Judaism : from Halle to Jerusalem /
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Author / Creator: | Fackenheim, Emil L. |
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Imprint: | Madison, Wis. : University of Wisconsin Press, c2007. |
Description: | xxxiv, 327 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
Language: | English |
Series: | Modern Jewish philosophy and religion. Translations and critical studies |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/6648982 |
Table of Contents:
- Foreword: To Mend the World, to Mend a Life
- Note on the Text
- Preface
- Introduction
- Part 1. Germany
- 1. Childhood and Youth in Halle (1916-1933)
- 2. Halle under Nazism (1933-1935)
- 3. "Finish Studies First, Emigrate Later" (Berlin, Spring 1935-November 10, 1938)
- 4. Last Chance in Halle (Spring 1937-November 10, 1938)
- 5. Six Months of Collapse (November 11, 1938-May 12, 1939)
- Interlude
- 6. Scottish Interlude (May 12, 1939-June 1940)
- 7. Leaving the "Old World" for a New (June-July 1940)
- Part 2. Canada
- 8. "His Majesty's Guests" in Canada (July 1940-December 14, 1941)
- 9. University of Toronto: "Second-First" Welcome to Canada (December 15, 1941-Spring 1943)
- 10. Second Rabbinate, Hamilton (1943-1948)
- 11. "At Home in Toronto," or "Wearing Two Hats" (1948-1967)
- 12. Between Toronto and Jerusalem (1967-1983)
- 13. On Icons and Radical Evil: A Bit of Philosophy
- 14. To Jerusalem
- Part 3. Israel
- 15. A New Job
- 16. Mostly Unfinished Business
- 17. Germany
- 18. Return to Halle
- 19. Before and After My Return to Halle
- 20. A Theo-political Decision by a Jewish Philosopher
- Epilogue: Post-Holocaust Antisemitism in Europe
- Appendixes
- Documents
- Books
- Notes
- Index