Defending Muhammad in Modernity: Forum Introduction
Ali Altaf Mian This forum on SherAli Tareen’s landmark study, Defending Muhammad in Modernity, illuminates several key terms in the study of religion
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Plants, Minerals, Philosophers, and Bacteria: What I Was Thinking
Mary-Jane Rubenstein’s Response to the Marginalia Forum on Pantheologies I doubled over with laughter when I read Karmen MacKendrick’s confession that the words
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A Forum on Elad Lapidot’s Jews Out of the Question
Jews Out of the Question: A Critique of Anti-Anti-Semitism A Forum Contributors Philosophy, Justice, and Judaism, Gil Anidjar Columbia University Anti-Anti-Semitism: A Return
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Still Questioned: Reconfiguring the Jew out of the “Muslim Problem” in Europe
Sultan Doughan and Hannah Tzuberi on Elad Lapidot T he political combat of anti-Semitism has intensified and expanded its purview of what counts
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Is the Talmud a Discourse of Negation?
Vivian Liska on Elad Lapidot Elad Lapidot’s polemic against anti-antisemitism, repeatedly called anti-anti-anti-Semitism, raises a question: does a triple negation end up in
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Philosophy, Justice, and Judaism
Gil Anidjar on Elad Lapidot Die unter uns lebenden Palästiner . . . — Immanuel Kant T he moment is only one among
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Anti-Anti-Semitism: A Return to Essentialism?
Leora Batnitzky on Elad Lapidot “Anti-Semitism gave birth to Herzl, Herzl gave birth to the Jewish state, the Jewish state gave birth to
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Musical Manifestations: Jews Back in the Question?
Miranda Crowdus on Elad Lapidot A s a Jewish Studies scholar specializing in the fields of Philosophy and Talmud, Lapidot analyses and critiques
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Small Resurrections: Makoto Fujimura’s Call to Create
Alexandra Barylski on Makoto Fujimura Making begins in love. Where there is love, there is abundance. Even in suffering. And Makoto Fujimura understands
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Makoto Fujimura and the Art of New Creation
Matthew J. Milliner on Makoto Fujimura At the end of the last century, somewhere in lower Manhattan, I first stepped into one of
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