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Antisemitism & Philosophy : Jewish Reflections before the Holocaust

Date: 
Mon, 13/11/201716:00-20:00
Location: 
Rabin Building, Room 2001, Mount Scopus Campus
A Colloquium by The Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism.All are Invited. Schedule:16:00 Gathering16:30 – 18:15 First Session: Can the Other Speak Truth? Jews, Christians and the Universality of TruthChair: Manuela Consonni The Hebrew University of JerusalemOrr Scharf Haifa UniversityJesus in the Shadow of the Third Reich: Martin Buber's Lectures on Judaism and Christianity, and the Rise of NazismBenjamin Pollock The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Redemption and the Hatred of the Jews: Franz Rosenzweig on Jews, Christians, and the Problem with GnosticismYnon WygodaThe Hebrew University of JerusalemHow Long Will a Nation This Old Ask Such Childish Questions? The Question of Bergson as a Jewish Thinker Revisited18:15 – 18:30 Break18:30 – 19:30 Second Session: What's Wrong with Antisemitism? Philosophical Analysis Before "Auschwitz" Chair: Elhanan YakiraThe Hebrew University of JerusalemRoy AmirThe Hebrew University of Jerusalem Hermann Cohen on anti-Semitism and Scientific Thinking: A Note on the Berliner AntisemitismusstreitDaniel Endeweld Bar-Ilan University Anti-Semitism in Nazi ideology according to Levinas: Nazism's attitude towards the body19:30-20:00 Discussion