How anti-Semites pitted Wittgenstein’s “Jewish mathematicality” against the thought of Heidegger.

Ironists of a vanished empire.

Via Wittgenstein.

The use of religious terminology, rituals, and theological concepts by nominally atheist groups suggests that they are not quite as distant from traditional theism as they claim.

In a new edition, Jonathan Franzen does little to explain the influence of the Austrian Jewish attack journalist but much to broadcast his own. . .

Whether due to public scorn or intense self-awareness, professional philosophers are catching up with Jews in the propensity for self-deprecation.

“There is nothing paradoxical about disbelieving the historical claim that the Torah was given to Moses from heaven . . . and believing it as a point of faith.”