Telos: Critical Theory of the Contemporary 2010 (150):111-114 (2010)
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Foreword This letter is part of a correspondence belonging to the estate of Susan Taubes. It documents the private and intellectual relations between her and Jacob Taubes, whom she married in 1949. The two spent most of the period until 1952 geographically separated from each other, a situation due to their changing work and study circumstances. Susan spent the first half of 1952 in Paris, preparing her dissertation at the Sorbonne; Jacob took up Gershom Scholem's invitation to teach the sociology of religion at the Hebrew University. In this year, intellectual debates stemming from the ferment of postwar American and…
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