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# 246 / Editorial

Jürgen Habermas is undoubtedly the greatest thinker on the reconstruction of Europe, the clarification of its normative foundations established after 1945, and its definition as...

By The Editors

Bruno Schulz: An Artist, a Murder, and the Hijacking of History

Benjamin Balint is known to readers for his remarkable book Kafka’s Last Trial (W. W. Norton, 2018), a pioneering account of the legal saga that...

By Benjamin Balint & Léa Veinstein

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Special issue: Habermas

This week, K. Review is published on a Sunday with an article by Jürgen Habermas. With relentless lucidity, the philosopher of the European idea analyzes the weakening of...

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From Here On, We Must Go It Alone

It is not possible to separate the crisis experienced by the Jews from that experienced by Europe—and the latter has just taken a decisive turn....

By Jürgen Habermas

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#244 / Editorial

By The Editors

The Swiss villages where synagogues told the time

By Evelyne Dreyfus & Eric Beracassat

Eric Zemmour, or the Nationalization of Anti-Judaism

By Gabriel Abensour

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#243 / Editorial

By The Editors

Why I never went on a “trip to Auschwitz”

By Serena Di Nepi

Omer Bartov and the limits of historical comparison

By Eva Illouz

An evening at the Paris Philharmonic

By André Markowicz

Why I never went on a “trip to Auschwitz”

By Serena Di Nepi