Elad Lapidot is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Bern in Switzerland. He is coeditor (with Micha Brumlik) of Heidegger and Jewish Thought: Difficult Others.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: Anti-Anti-Semitism 1. Anti-Heidegger: Anatomy of Anti-Anti-Semitism2. Anti-Semitic Creation of Jews: Adorno & Horkheimer to Sartre3. Jewish Creation of Anti-Semitism: Arendt and Badiou4. The Anti-Anti-Semitic Jew: Jean-Luc NancyPart II: Anti-Semitism 5. Renan's Anti-Semitic Science6. Aphenomenology of the Jewish Question: Bauer and Marx7. Triumph of Judaism: From Marr to HitlerEpilogue: The End of Anti-Anti-Semitism as Introduction to TalmudBibliographyIndex

"…[a] thought-provoking new book." — Monatshefte"Lapidot's book joins a growing scholarly body of critical explorations into the conceptual operation and inner workings of the notion of antisemitism. Few, however, approach the matter with the analytical capability and conceptual sophistication of Lapidot. The original and at times dazzling analyses of an impressive line of thinkers is a remarkable feat in its own right, but the accomplishment is underlined by their organization to formulate a penetrating and thought-provoking critique of the contemporary discourse of anti-anti-Semitism." — AJS Review"Lapidot demonstrates the profound entanglement linking science and politics in anti-Semitic texts. Insisting that this science is at once a political science and a political program that defines modernity, Lapidot challenges the reader to rethink the knowledge—and the politics—we have inherited from it: from race and religion to construction and critique. The book is not only an urgent call to critically engage with one of the most established sites of consensus of our time but also reveals the enormous shortcomings of that consensus, even among its most stellar and respected representatives." — Gil Anidjar, author of Semites: Race, Religion, Literature

Elad Lapidot is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Bern in Switzerland. He is coeditor (with Micha Brumlik) of Heidegger and Jewish Thought: Difficult Others.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: Anti-Anti-Semitism 1. Anti-Heidegger: Anatomy of Anti-Anti-Semitism2. Anti-Semitic Creation of Jews: Adorno & Horkheimer to Sartre3. Jewish Creation of Anti-Semitism: Arendt and Badiou4. The Anti-Anti-Semitic Jew: Jean-Luc NancyPart II: Anti-Semitism 5. Renan's Anti-Semitic Science6. Aphenomenology of the Jewish Question: Bauer and Marx7. Triumph of Judaism: From Marr to HitlerEpilogue: The End of Anti-Anti-Semitism as Introduction to TalmudBibliographyIndex

"…[a] thought-provoking new book." — Monatshefte"Lapidot's book joins a growing scholarly body of critical explorations into the conceptual operation and inner workings of the notion of antisemitism. Few, however, approach the matter with the analytical capability and conceptual sophistication of Lapidot. The original and at times dazzling analyses of an impressive line of thinkers is a remarkable feat in its own right, but the accomplishment is underlined by their organization to formulate a penetrating and thought-provoking critique of the contemporary discourse of anti-anti-Semitism." — AJS Review"Lapidot demonstrates the profound entanglement linking science and politics in anti-Semitic texts. Insisting that this science is at once a political science and a political program that defines modernity, Lapidot challenges the reader to rethink the knowledge—and the politics—we have inherited from it: from race and religion to construction and critique. The book is not only an urgent call to critically engage with one of the most established sites of consensus of our time but also reveals the enormous shortcomings of that consensus, even among its most stellar and respected representatives." — Gil Anidjar, author of Semites: Race, Religion, Literature

Elad Lapidot is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Bern in Switzerland. He is coeditor (with Micha Brumlik) of Heidegger and Jewish Thought: Difficult Others.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: Anti-Anti-Semitism 1. Anti-Heidegger: Anatomy of Anti-Anti-Semitism2. Anti-Semitic Creation of Jews: Adorno & Horkheimer to Sartre3. Jewish Creation of Anti-Semitism: Arendt and Badiou4. The Anti-Anti-Semitic Jew: Jean-Luc NancyPart II: Anti-Semitism 5. Renan's Anti-Semitic Science6. Aphenomenology of the Jewish Question: Bauer and Marx7. Triumph of Judaism: From Marr to HitlerEpilogue: The End of Anti-Anti-Semitism as Introduction to TalmudBibliographyIndex

"…[a] thought-provoking new book." — Monatshefte"Lapidot's book joins a growing scholarly body of critical explorations into the conceptual operation and inner workings of the notion of antisemitism. Few, however, approach the matter with the analytical capability and conceptual sophistication of Lapidot. The original and at times dazzling analyses of an impressive line of thinkers is a remarkable feat in its own right, but the accomplishment is underlined by their organization to formulate a penetrating and thought-provoking critique of the contemporary discourse of anti-anti-Semitism." — AJS Review"Lapidot demonstrates the profound entanglement linking science and politics in anti-Semitic texts. Insisting that this science is at once a political science and a political program that defines modernity, Lapidot challenges the reader to rethink the knowledge—and the politics—we have inherited from it: from race and religion to construction and critique. The book is not only an urgent call to critically engage with one of the most established sites of consensus of our time but also reveals the enormous shortcomings of that consensus, even among its most stellar and respected representatives." — Gil Anidjar, author of Semites: Race, Religion, Literature