Tag: germany

Columns

Yo-de-lay-hee-hoo

Michael Lipkin

November 27, 2024

“I had always lived in dreams, among the ghosts of language.”

Illegitimate Concerns?

Kevin Okoth

November 07, 2024

On the rise of the far right in Germany and the UK.

The Pronoun for a Lost Child

Susan Bernofsky

October 04, 2024

The indignities inflicted on young immigrants in Germany.

Ultimate Chutzpah

Sanders Isaac Bernstein

August 13, 2024

Canetti acquiesces to death no ability to create meaning.

In the Realm of the Senseless

FT

June 19, 2024

Disappointment and confusion reign at the Kit Kat Club.

How German Isn’t It

Alex Cocotas

May 09, 2024

To be Jewish in Germany today is to abrogate the possibility of being German and Jewish.

Into the Meat Grinder

Edna Bonhomme

May 01, 2024

On the migrant workers who feed Germany.

Eichmann in Auschwitz

John Thomason

March 05, 2024

Old insights in The Zone of Interest.

Fifty Shades of Red

Alexander Wells

January 30, 2024

In “Kairos,” the fall of the Berlin Wall coincides with the end of an affair.

The Pendulum of Queer History

Samuel Huneke

July 06, 2023

The “arc” of queer history is more often a pendulum.

Queer History Now!

Ben Miller

June 07, 2023

A truly queer history means that all must be rendered strange.

Bully Superstar

Jeremy Lybarger

May 23, 2023

The high drama and cool shallows of Fassbinder.