After Auschwitz

Richard L. Rubenstein is Rober O. Lawton Distinguished Professor of Religion and Codirector of the Humanities Institute at Florida State University. His other books include The Religious Imagination, The Cunning of History: Mass Death and the American Future, The Age of Triage, and, with John K. Roth, Approaches to Auschwitz.

• Preface Preface to the first editionPart I. The Encounter of Christian and JewChapter 1. The Dean and the Chosen People Chapter 2. Person and Myth in the Judeo-Christian Encounter Chapter 3. Religion and the Origins of the Death Camps: A Psychoanalytic InterpretationChapter 4. The Auschwitz Convent Controversy Part II. The Meaning of the HolocaustChapter 5. The Unmastered Trauma: Interpreting the HolocaustChapter 6. Modernization and the Politics of Extermination: Genocide in the Historical ContextChapter 7. Covenant, Holocaust, and Intifada Part III. Theology and Contemporary JudaismChapter 8. Covenant and Divinity: The Holocaust and the Problematics of Religious Faith, Part 1Chapter 9. Covenant and Divinity: The Holocaust and the Problematics of Religious Faith, Part 1Chapter 10. The Rebirth of Israel in Contemporary Jewish TheologyChapter 11. War, Zionism, and Sacred Space Chapter 12. The Meaning of Torah in Contemporary Jewish TheologyChapter 13. Death-of-God Theology and Judaism Chapter 14. Jews, Israel, and Liberation Theology Chapter 15. Muslims, Jews, and the Western World: A Jewish ViewChapter 16. God after the Death of God Notes Acknowledgements Index

All of the essays in this edition are passionate and provocative and some are brilliant. As the summation of decades of burningly honest inquiry into some of the most fundamental issues in modern history, this work will remain one of the seminal books of this generation. Australian Jewish Times