... that his manuscripts show he was working on “Conversation.” In Leibniz Celan discovers the fold as the underlying principle of the monad, and, as the article shows, the figure of the fold pervades the imagery, the language, and the structure of “Conversation.” Celan uses the fold as a radically new...

...Sarah E. James From 1958 until around 1977 the relatively unknown East German artist Hermann Glöckner produced a perplexing body of work: a collection of small neoconstructivist objects made by folding, cutting, and joining discarded wood, consumerist packaging, and deconstructed household objects...

... a language of secular identity for Jews outside the communal fold, it also inadvertently fed into suspicions that Judaic patterns of thought were entering into the mainstream and turning everyone in the West into “Jews.” © 2012 by New German Critique, Inc. 2012 The Birth of the “Psychological Jew...

... . The magazine carries reproductions of preparatory sketches as well as photographs documenting the execution of the painting. The completed image, measuring no less than 3.5 by 7.8 meters, is reproduced, the narrator informs, as an “insert, which could be folded out, [and] enabled us to visualize the painting...

... as a folded model instead. Identity and nonidentity are no longer connected through a stable external reference such as a mediator, translator, or threshold, but have been folded into alignment with each other. This leads to a particular form of affectedness. The same applies to narrative perspective...

... of Medusa is far more despairing than Traverso’s but, like Géricault piling corpses from a morgue into his studio in an attempt to enter into the suffering of others, Weiss folds the past into the present”—with art, including the novel’s own narratives of suffering, ultimately serving as an archive of past...

..., the chapter folds and unfolds its arguments several times before it arrives at the mouth. And when Lessing finally turns to his official topic of analysis, he offers up a dramatic celebration of a screaming Laocoön, a celebration that fundamentally defies the accepted account of Lessing’s allergy...

... (and the added tactility of prägen and einprägen). Hans Adler has, in his recon- struction of Herder’s gnoseology,51 traced the concept (or metaphor) of Präg- nanz back into the Leibnizian fold (pli), crucially modifi ed in Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten’s inversion of the Cartesian preference of clear...

... that is not “a fi xed limit but a moving matter animated by peristaltic movements, folds and foldings that together make up an inside: they are not something other than the outside, but precisely the inside of the outside.”6 Likewise, some of Foucault’s own basic ideas and his entire notion...

.... But note what happens next. The locus of energy moves: The collar of his greatcoat was turned up; and however hard he tried to fold it down, now with one hand, now with both, he simply couldn’t manage it. These things happen. I didn’t find it disconcerting. But then I realized, to my boundless...

... the reformatory from which he was “rescued” ever was. That is, the more the parents try to fold Benno into their lifestyle, the less freedom he experiences: instead of pulling him closer into society’s bosom of liberal conformity, their (self-)love pushes him ever farther away. Ultimately, Benno refuses to give...

....” Islamic Review 49 , no. 2 : 23 – 24 . Endelmann Todd . 2015 . Leaving the Jewish Fold: Conversion and Radical Assimilation in Modern Jewish History . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press . Fischer Faruq . 1934 . “Ist der Islam ‘unmodern’? Eine Parallele zwischen der...

.... Benjamin Lazier 161 back into the fold, because I regard [Paul]—this is my own personal business— as more Jewish than any Reform rabbi, or any Liberal rabbi I ever heard in Germany, England, America, Switzerland, or anywhere” (PTP, 11). That Jonas could imagine no defense against him, not as a Jew...

... after the 1989 competition, Libe- skind cited a “four-fold structure” that guided his design process. The building’s zigzag shape was the result of a geometric play on the Star of David, which was also enigmatically inscribed on the city plan by combining the addresses of previous Jewish...

.... Of Angelus Novus it is said, “It . . . wants to stay a while, wake the dead and put the pieces back together. But a storm is blowing from paradise; it has taken hold of its wings, and is so strong that the angel can no longer fold them up. This storm pushes it inexorably into the future. . . . What we call...

... intellect. —Howard Gadlin A towering figure in German studies for many reasons, and probably the only Marxist ever to play football for Dartmouth, David was a remarkable scholar, teacher, editor, and friend. I am particularly grateful to him for bringing me into the NGC fold, first by accepting...

.... In some cases this myth is highlighted as much as possible. See, e.g., E. G. Ballard and L. E. Embree’s “Translator’s Foreword” to Paul Ricoeur, Husserl: An Analysis of His Phenomenology (Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press, 1967), xiii. 36  Stories of Lynx resolve these folds, demanding...

... focuses on the collector as a way to tease out the role of experience in Benjamin’s writings: “It is as if the whole complex question of experience in modernity were somehow hidden in the folds of the collector „g- ure, waiting to be uncovered” (226). He concludes, “The collector, one is almost...

... and Being, 12. Martin Woessner 153 what Heidegger later in his career came to refer to as the “fourfold.” The four- fold is Heidegger’s somewhat mystical-sounding neologism for describing the interaction between the earth, the sky, divinities, and mortals...

... he is going to deal with the reality surrounding him and what use he will make of the possibilities that are open to him” (Legitimacy, 138). For Blumenberg believes the only way of folding Freud into the histori- cal trajectory of the modern age is by putting him on the side of human self...