Historian
M.A. Cantab. Member, Institute of Germanic Studies,
London
email: eandcw@aol.com
Bibliography
(selected)
‘Negative Identity: Mixed German
Jewish Descent as a Factor in the Reception of Theodor Adorno,’
New German Critique 81
(Fall
2000):169-87.
co-authored with Andreas Kramer, '"A Preserve for Professional Philosophers":Adornos Husserl-Dissertation 1934-37 und ihr Oxforder Kontext'. Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte 73.Jhg Sonderheft June 1999, pp.115-161.
'Teaching the Holocaust
to Children of Mixed Marriage: Issues in Delivery and Reception.' Journal
of Holocaust Education 6/1 Summer 1997, pp. 1-26.
'Alban Berg's appeal to Edward Dent on behalf of Theodor Adorno, 18 November 1933,' German Life and Letters, 50/3, 1997 pp.365-8
'The Dating of the Seiber/Adorno
papers in the British Library'. British Library Journal Vol 23 No.2,
Autumn 1997 pp.264-266.
'Adorno, Jazz and Racism:
"Über Jazz" and the 1934-7 British Jazz Debate' Telos, 107 pp.63-80,
Spring 1996
'Adorno's Uncle: Bernard
Wingfield and the English Exile of Theodor Adorno 1934-8,' German Life
and Letters, 49/3 July 1996 pp.324-338
'Adorno in Oxford 1: Oxford
University Musical Club,' Oxford Magazine, 127, 4th wk Hilary Term
1996 p.11
'Adorno in Oxford 2: A Merton Circle,' Oxford Magazine, 4th week,
Trinity Term, 1997 pp.10-12.
Pacifism and the Jews; Studies of Twentieth Century Jewish Pacifists, Hawthorn Press (Stroud), 1992, £9.99. ISBN 1 869 890 48 5. Full details below
'Impossible Pacifism: Jews,
the Holocaust and Non-violence' in Murray Polner, Naomi Goodman (eds), The
Challenge of Shalom: The Jewish Tradition of Peace and Justice, Philadelphia:
New Society Publishers, 1994. Also available from the Jewish Peace Fellowship
at Box 271, Nyack, NY 10960-0271. Contact Joyce
Bressler,jpf@forusa.org
'One Jewish Parent: A pilot study'. Review of the Anglo Jewish
Association, Vol. 23, 1994
'Robert Lowell, Peace and
the Jews', Journal of European Judaism, Vol. 22 No 1 Winter 88/Spring
89
'Who's Holocaust?' review
of Emily Praeger, Eve's Tattoo, Chatto, London ,The Jewish Quarterly,
Summer 1994
'Don't Kill My Jewish Husband', review of "Resistance of the Heart" by Nathan
Stoltzfus (London and New York, 1996) Manna, 55,Spring 1997.
'Shylock, the Assimilated Jew', Manna, No 41, Autumn 1993.
writing up - An archival survey of German and Austrian sources for the research
of "Mischlinge" in the Third Reich.
Half-Jews
and the
Holocaust
A Project to Document and Examine the Experience of People with
One Jewish
Parent under Nazism, 1933 -
1945
Information will be made
available only for genuine academic purposes and names withheld from publication
where requested. For further details click here.
or email eandcw@aol.com
For published research on Theodor Adorno see bibliography higher on this page.
Adorno himself deserves
reading. See Reading Adorno.
And for those to whom Adorno is unknown, "Adorno in Two Minutes" is a not altogether serious introduction to the great man.
Academic entry to these
Adorno pages is provided via
http://members.aol.com/eandcw/adorno.htm. For
more serious information on the Frankfurt School try Doug Kellner's
Critical Theory website
at the University of Texas, Austin.
The
Philosophy Web Site of Peter Suber, Professor of Philosophy, Earlham
College, Richmond, Indiana.
Philosophy in Cyberspace. Die Philosophie-Seiten - Ein Verzeichnis für
Philosophie im
Internet organised by Dieter Köhler at the University of Heidelberg.
Pacifism
and
Non-Violence
Pacifism and the Jews; Studies of Twentieth century Jewish
Pacifists, Hawthorn Press (Stroud), 1992, Publisher's price £9.99.
ISBN 1 869 890 48 5. Available from
Amazon.com or
bol.com
"This book tells the story of some who have embarked on the lonely struggle to proclaim the specifically Jewish basis of their opposition to war. It is an inspiring story which raises many challenging issues and offers a bridge of understanding between the Jewish world and the secular or Christian pacifist tradition . . . This is a powerful and thought provoking book, which deserves to be widely read. " Marion McNaughton, The Friend.
"Covering a period from 1914 to the 1980s, this book offers a social and biographical history of pacifist stances within Judaism. The holy inheritance of the Kabbala, Hasidism and sacred texts are considered alongside secular dilemmas to do with the state and war. This book should meet a particular need in peace studies, social history and theology. It gives insight into an expression of conscience which needs to be heard and the lives of individuals who have sought to give it voice."
Contents
Although
not a pacifist, Rabbi David J. Goldberg , Senior Rabbi of the Liberal
Jewish Synagogue, St. John's Wood Road, London, preached a series of thoughtful
and hard hitting sermons questioning the morality and effectiveness of Nato's military intervention in
Serbia. His sermon delivered on 14 August 1999, can be read on this site by clicking
here.
David J. Goldberg is author
of To the Promised Land: A History of Zionist Thought
, published by Penguin Books, London and New York, 1996 .
The Jewish Peace Fellowship
has a web site
http://www.jewishpeacefellowship.org/
The Peace History Society
has a web site
http://www.swarthmore.edu/Library/peace/Peace/
and the Library Peace Collection site
http://www.swarthmore.edu/Library/peace/
updated
Sept. 2001
ECW