Philo-semitism in nineteenth-century German literature /
Massey, Irving.
Tübingen : Niemeyer,
2000.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [179]-193) and index.
Introductory. Nazism and community : a philosophical nightmare ; Bibliographical preamble : a scanty corpus ; Terms and definitions ; Bibliography ; Scope and range of this study ; Jewish "self-hatred" -- Sacher-Masoch, Talmudist. Pintschew und Mintschew : the source ; Enlightenment vs. orthodoxy ; Philo-semitism ; Some historical background ; The paradise of interpretation ; Dialogue again : Thoreau, Kleist, and others ; Thought, language, and the impersonal ; An afterthought : the demand for baptism -- Philo-semitism in nineteenth-century German fiction. Peter Schlemihl : the
wanderer ; Jud Süss : stereotype and guilt ; Karl Gutzkow : the honest anti-semite ; Bettina von Arnim : Judaism and thematic criticism ; Annette von Droste-Hülshoff : "Gerechtigkeit!" ; Friedrich Hebbel : philo-semitism as vaudeville ; Gustav Freytag and the problem of human sacrifice ; Wilhelm Raabe : Jewish women ; Theodor Fontane and L'adultera : salvation by the Jew ; Drama : supplement -- The borders (I). The border to the East : Austria. Ada Crhisten : courage in weakness ; Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach and a Jewish "Vogel" ; Ludwig Anzengruber : the best and the worst ; Ferdinand von
Saar creates a prophet, perhaps malgré lui -- The borders (II). The border to the west : Alsace-Lorraine. The strange case of Erckmann-Chatrian. Who they are ; Le blocus ; Maître Daniel Rock ; L'ami Fritz ; L'illustre docteur Mathéus ; Le juif polonais ; Le combat de coqs ; Le sacrifice d'Abraham ; L'œil invisible ; Narcissism and representation ; The Jew as art dealer ; "Conditio Judaica" -- Women and philo-semitism -- Conclusions. Vanishing anti-semitism? ; The stereotype ; Guilt ; The Jew, absent and present ; Haunted.
German literature
Jews in literature.
Judaism in literature.