Franz Kafka
The real-life court of The Trial—with law degrees from Harvard, subscriptions to the New Yorker, and opinions from Tehran.
A museum exhibit, a fire, and S.Y. Agnon.
The ICJ trial isn’t Kafkaesque at all.
“Even his kvetching shows a certain originality of perception.”
“The beautiful strong separations in Judaism.”
Made public for the first time.
Finding the thread that connects Franz Kafka, Amos Oz, Saul Bellow, and Cynthia Ozick.
A legal case and its literary implications.
Bestiarum Judaicum.
“The coolest place in Jerusalem.”
Personal reflections on Yosl Bergner.
Jews have a reputation for taking books seriously, so it should come as no surprise that Israel is an interesting place for librarians. Where else. . .
Jiří (or Georg) Mordechai Langer forsook his bourgeois Jewish upbringing in Prague for a life of strict religious observance, studying in the hasidic centers of. . .