Category: Civilization, History, and Anthropology

I wonder how many people read the four pages. I see the work of an academic that had integrated into western thought, but had wished to preserve their subculture. His use of anti-semitism appears to be a recognition of the long standing conflict not only in germany but throughout the west between separatist jews and host peoples, and more intensely, the oft observed horrific behavior of eastern european jews in seminaries – and that the german academy would not support the continuation of jewish studies on equal footing to the host people’s. So, what is it that this passage is attempting to tell us?

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