Repetition and renewal: Kierkegaard, Rosenzweig, and the German-Jewish renaissance by Groiser, D

Practices of Cultural Nationalism. Alfonso Pacifici and the Jewish Renaissance in Italy (1910-1916) by Sara Airoldi

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Transmisje pamięci by Hubert Michalak

“…Invoking subsequent realisations of the director’s staging concept and the theme of The Jewish “Renaissance” Theatre operating in Wałbrzych (unknown to artists), as contexts, expands the issue of memory in the theatre through including multilateral, performative, functioning of this particular staging.…”
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Like Giants Sitting on the Dwarf’s Shoulders: Religious Anarchism and the Making of Modern Zionist Historiography by Yossef Schwartz

“…The religious renewal, or the alleged “Jewish Renaissance” among German Jews in the first decades of the 20th century, offers a radical encounter with tradition as part of Jewish modernism. …”
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Hermann Cohen, Martin Buber, Franz Rosenzweig on Torah: Jewish Teaching versus Law by Hartwig Wiedebach

“…Cohen, Buber, and Rosenzweig were eminent figures in what Buber called a “Jewish renaissance.” I will limit myself to their relation to two basic Jewish concepts: teaching , i.e., the theoretical, theological part of the tradition, and law , i.e., the practical part. …”
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