Kafka’s Sirens (Revisiting a Jewish Generation)
What did Kafka's work mean to the rising generation of German Jews who embraced it with fervor in the 1910s and 1920s? What experience of...
Bruno Karsenti
Bruno Karsenti is a philosopher and Director of Studies at the EHESS. At the intersection of political philosophy and social sciences, he seeks to rethink modern Europe through the lens of its minorities, particularly the Jewish experience. A significant part of his work addresses the relationship between Judaism, emancipation, and citizenship, as well as how Jewish presence and the post-Holocaust condition reshape the European political narrative.
Articles by Bruno Karsenti
Moses Mendelssohn, a man of our times?
Through Moses Mendelssohn, the greatest figure of the Haskala, the Jews ceased to be intruders and became distinguished guests. Today, as Europe seeks to reconnect...