Judaism for me is a sensibility of collective self-questioning and uncomfortable truth-telling: the dafka-like2 quality of awkwardness and dissent for which we were once known. It is not enough to stand at a tangent to other peoples’ conventions; we should also be the most unforgiving critics of o
NYRBに連載されていた回想録の転載Translating being into thought, thought into words and words into communication will soon be beyond me and I shall be confined to the rhetorical landscape of my interior reflections
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If words fall into disrepair, what will substitute? They are all we have | Tony Judt | Comment is free | The Guardian
Opinion | A Lobby, Not a Conspiracy (Published 2006)
