In Absentia of Black Study
In the summer of 2021, scholars of 20th century Germany, Black Studies, critical theory, and the history of empire weighed in with reactions to a […]
Month: May 2021
Does Holocaust Memory Still Matter?
In the summer of 2021, scholars of 20th century Germany, Black Studies, critical theory, and the history of empire weighed in with reactions to a […]
“Sieferle von links”: A Fair Criticism?
In the summer of 2021, scholars of 20th century Germany, Black Studies, critical theory, and the history of empire weighed in with reactions to a […]
On the ‘German Catechism’
In the summer of 2021, scholars of 20th century Germany, Black Studies, critical theory, and the history of empire weighed in with reactions to a […]
Priests, Catechisms and Heretics: Some Thoughts on Dirk Moses’ Remarks
In the summer of 2021, scholars of 20th century Germany, Black Studies, critical theory, and the history of empire weighed in with reactions to a […]
The German Catechism
In May 2021, genocide historian A. Dirk Moses published a provocative essay in the online journal Geschichte der Gegenwart (The History of Today) on the […]
