Nexus 5

RUTH VON BERNUTH, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, is the guest editor of Nexus 5. ERIC DOWNING, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, is the guest editor of Nexus 5. WILLIAM COLLINS DONAHUE is Cavanaugh Professor of the Humanities and Professor of European Studies at the University of Notre Dame. MARTHA B. HELFER is Professor of German at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. RUTH VON BERNUTH, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, is the guest editor of Nexus 5.

• Introduction: Moments of Enlightenment for Jews and Other Germans - Ruth von Bernuth and Eric DowningRemembering Jonathan - Laura LieberJonathan M. Hess: Curriculum VitaeMaurice Sendak's Dear Mili: A Contrapuntal Elegy - Martha B. HelferPluralism and the Modernized Jesus in Mendelssohn, Schiller, and Schleiermacher - Karin L. SchutjerThe Papal Game: Telling a Jewish Story from the Mayse bukh; Ayzik Meyer Dik and Marcus Lehmann - Ruth von BernuthThe Papal Game: Telling a Jewish Story from the Mayse bukh; Ayzik Meyer Dik and Marcus Lehmann - Lea GreenbergThe Papal Game: Telling a Jewish Story from the Mayse bukh; Ayzik Meyer Dik and Marcus Lehmann - Joshua ShellyThe Fuzziness of Jewish and Non-Jewish Boundaries in Viennese Popular Culture around 1900 - Klaus HödlFreeing the Shtetl from the Ghetto-Prism: Sholem Asch and Dovid Bergelson in German Translation - Jeffrey A. GrossmanA Poetics of Genocide: The Jewish Dead Confront the Germans in Katzenelson's Warsaw Ghetto Poem "Vey dir" - Sven Erik RoseAppendix: "Vey dir" - Itzhak KatzenelsonThe New Ostjude and the Enlightened Ostdeutschen: Jewish Theater in the German Democratic Republic - Emma WoelkGerman Jewish lengevitch: A Plurilingual Poetics of Meddling - Leslie Morris