The “Schriftenreihe wissenschaftlicher Abhandlungen des Leo Baeck Instituts” is the leading series in the field of German-Jewish history. The first volume was published in 1959; since then over 70 monographs and edited volumes have been published in the series.

The Schriftenreihe covers the period between the Enlightenment and the Modern Era with a special focus on European history of the 19th and early 20th centuries; it includes classic approaches to social and political history as well as intellectual history, cultural history and gender studies. Examples are “Der veränderbare Körper” by Daniel Wildmann (2009), which explores Jewish identity, physicality and masculinity in the late German Empire; “Die Geburt der Literatur aus der Aggada” by Johannes Sabel (2010); and “Weimar in Amerika – Leo Strauss’ Politische Philosophie” by Stephen Steiner.

76 Steiner, Stephen: Weimar in Amerika – Leo Strauss’ Politische Philosophie (2013, 305 pp.)

75 Soussan, Henry: The Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Wissenschaft des Judentums in Its Historical Context (2011, 230 pp.)

74 Sabel, Johannes: Die Geburt der Literatur aus der Aggada (2010, 296 pp.)

73 Wildmann, Daniel: Der veränderbare Körper (2009, 329 pp.)

72 Charpa, Ulrich / Deichmann, Ute (eds.): Jews and Sciences in German Contexts, (2007, 312 pp.)

71 Wolzogen, Hanna Delf von / Shedletzky, Itta (eds.): Theodor Fontane und Wilhelm Wolfsohn – eine interkulturelle Beziehung, (2006, 548 pp.)

70 Hoffmann, Christhard (ed.): Preserving the Legacy of German Jewry. A History of the Leo Baeck Institute, 1955-2005, (2005, 474 pp.)

 

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