Titlebook: Austrians and Jews in the Twentieth Century; From Franz Joseph to Robert S. Wistrich Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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,‘Jewish Self-Hatred’? The Cases of Schnitzler and Canetti,. must be the chapter ‘Das Judentum’ in Otto Weininger’s . (., 1903). Admittedly Weininger claims to be describing a spiritual tendency of which Jews furnish only the most dramatic illustration. This distinguishes his approach from that of Theodor Lessing, whose famous book . (., 1930) takes for gra

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David Vogel: A Hebrew Novelist in Vienna,ng the backroads one may find the most charming wildflowers whose beauty is more intoxicating than that of the houseplants encountered along the main boulevard. Hebrew literature from Mendele up until the last generation of writers focused its attention on Jews and their particular concerns. When it

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Judaic Motifs in Wittgenstein,y the obscurities and self-refutation of the only philosophical work its author chose to make public, hardly seem to have caught up with the .. In the recent first volume of his long-awaited biography, Brian McGuinness reminds us that we know little about its genesis.. It need hardly be argued that

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,The Dynamics of Persecution in Austria, 1938–45,he rest of Austria they constituted a barely perceptible minority, in the Austrian capital the Jews were not a tiny minority but represented, in economic and social terms, a sizeable section of the population. Moreover, by the end of 1938 the Nazi regime had forced most of the Jews living in the ‘pr