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Sergei Kuksin,Jürgen Pöschellucidating a historical setting of educational institutions during the period in which these intellectuals lived, questions may be more adequately formulated about intellectual work and the ways in which intellectual work gets done in the midst of oppressive environments. These questions are not onl

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Regina Martínez,Carles Simós especially problematic because of the ongoing problem of being Othered—because of anti-Semitism—within academic settings. I argue that it is this very Othering and groundlessness which open spaces for Jewish intellectuals to do their work. The larger problem of the dystopic university, as I see it

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A. Bazzani,G. Turchetti picture. Otherwise, this study of Otherness might become too narrow and even narcissistic, or just plain uninformed. Decontextualized studies are highly problematic because they tend to perhaps, unwittingly, reify their subject matter. If anything, the concept of “madness” is highly historical and

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Helmut Rüssmann participation of groups of Jews that had fully accepted a modern way of life and had cut a niche for themselves in that life. Only by the end of the ninteenth century these new forces of Jewish society grew strong enough, and the communities became sufficiently touched by some modicum of modernizat