"Reprise of the Repressed" discusses two musicals, "Harmony" and "I Can Get It for You Wholesale," and their themes of Jewish trauma and guilt. "Harmony" tel...

"Maestros & Monsters" is a memoir by Robert Boyers that explores his relationships with two Jewish intellectuals, Susan Sontag and George Steiner. Boyers adm...

This article discusses the complex relationship between Sigmund Freud and his Jewish identity. Freud himself did not want to be seen as a Jewish thinker, as ...

Steven Spielberg's influence on popular culture is undeniable, and in his collaboration with Tony Kushner, they explore the intersection of entertainment and...

Nir Baram's novel, "World Shadow," explores the concept of conspiracy and power in different social spheres. The book follows three interconnected stories—a ...

"The Treason of the Intellectuals" by Julien Benda is a book that discusses the moral obligations and failures of intellectuals. Benda argues that intellectu...

In "The Jewish World of Alexander Hamilton," historian Andrew Porwancher argues that Alexander Hamilton may have had Jewish ancestry, based on evidence from ...

Jacob El Hanani, an artist known for his abstract minimalist drawings, incorporates Hebrew letters and Jewish themes in his work. His upbringing in a traditi...

"The Lehman Trilogy" by Stefano Massini, translated by Richard Dixon, tells the story of the Lehman Brothers bank's collapse in 2008. Although the play and n...

"Morningside Heights" by Joshua Henkin is a novel that explores the changing landscape of Jewish life and intellectualism in New York City's Morningside Heig...