"Into Life." Franz Rosenzweig on Knowledge, Aesthetics, and Politics

Antonios Kalatzis (PhD Berlin, 2014) is a research associate at the Centre Marc Bloch for Humanities and Social Sciences in Berlin. He has published contributions on German Idealism and on German-Jewish Philosophy.Enrico Lucca (PhD Milan, 2012) is a research associate at the Leibniz Institute for Jewish History — Simon Dubnow in Leipzig. He has published contributions on European Jewish thought and on the history of Jewish cultural institutions in Mandate Palestine.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroductionAntonios Kalatzis and Enrico LuccaPART 1Epistemologybr/>1 Translating, Interpreting the Bible, Fighting SatanRosenzweig, Scholem, and the End of Their Correspondence (with Three Unpublished Letters from Scholem to Rosenzweig)Enrico Lucca2 From Jena to Jerusalem — Judaism as a MethodGesine Palmer3 Content, Form and Method in the Star of Redemption’s “New Theological Rationalism”Roy Amir4 The Ins and Outs of Rosenzweig’s Religious Epistemology from the Perspective of 21st Century Theological ReflectionCass FisherPART 2Aesthetics5 Episodic GeniusAutonomous Artistic Agency in the Star of RedemptionAntonios Kalatzis6 “Art Must Become Pious or End”Franz Rosenzweig’s Aesthetic Theory of HeteronomyChristoph Kasten7 To Affirm the WorldRealist Ontology and Aesthetics in Franz Rosenzweig’s Star of Redemption and Stanley Cavell’s the World ViewedBruce Rosenstockpart 3Politics8 Hermann Cohen and Franz Rosenzweig on Individuality and Moral AgencyBeate Ulrike La Sala9 Franz Rosenzweig’s Writings on War Politics, History, and the Globalization of the WorldRoberto Navarrete Alonso10 From State to Star Contemporary Reflections on Franz Rosenzweig’s Journey from History to IdentityEveline Goodman-Thau11 Nomadism, Homelessness, and the Homecoming of the Poet Rosenzweig and Heidegger in ConversationElliot R. WolfsonIndex of Names