Habermas : Jews, Europe, and philosophy
A major figure in global intellectual debate, Jürgen Habermas is the author of a monumental body of philosophical work that can be read as the...
Tag: Philosophy
The sugar that melts in Vladimir Jankélévitch’s glass
Vladimir Jankélévitch was born 120 years ago, in 1903. The first biography of the French philosopher, and Resistance fighter who went underground in 1941, was...
Jean-François Lyotard: Europe, the Jews and the Book
During the night of May 8-9, 1990, a group of neo-Nazis broke into the Jewish cemetery in Carpentras and desecrated about 30 graves. The philosopher...
The Many Lives of Jacob Taubes
The enfant terrible of post-war international Jewish philosophy is probably the best way to describe Jacob Taubes. Admired and sought after by all his contemporaries,...
