Critical Theory and the Critique of Antisemitism

Introduction: Critical Theory's critique of antisemitism,
Marcel Stoetzler,
Elements,
The critical theory of antisemitism and the limits of enlightenment,
Jordi Maiso, translated by Alex Alvarez Tatlor,
Antisemitism in the British 'New Liberalism' movement: J.A. Hobson on Capitalism and imperialism,
Matthew Bolton,
Antisemitism and the critique of society as economic object,
Werner Bonefeld,,
Jews and other 'others': Identity and constellation in intersectional and critical theory,
Christine Achinger,
Antisemitism, anti-capitalism, community: (Con)fusing reft and light,
Marcel Stoetzler,
Extensions,
'Pathic' identification in populist movements; the spectre of antisemitism in right and left protest,
Patrick Athern,
Ancient aliens down to earth: Conspiracy theories, antisemitism and 'anonymous authority',
Joan Braune,
Antisemitism, antiblackness and the nation in the storming of the US Capitol,
Christopher D. Wright,
Antisemitism and racism 'after Auschwits,: Adorno on the 'hellish unity' of 'permanent catastrophe'
Jonathon Catlin,
Antisemitism, centre-periphery dynamics and anti-Zionism in Poland today,
Anna Zawadzka, translated by Maja Jaros,
Labour, antisemitism and the critique of political economy,
Matthew Bolton and Frederick Harry Pitts