Wolfgang D. Herzfeld (Hrsg.)Franz Rosenzweigs Jugendschriften (1907–1914)

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The value of this second volume of material from Franz Rosenzweig’s early writings, Franz Rosenzweigs Jugendschriften (1907-1914). Philosophie: Teil II—Hegel, expertly collected and edited by Wolfgang Herzfeld, is manifold and will serve to enrich and broaden the already lively field of Rosenzweig studies. Rosenzweig’s commitment to the history, theology, and philosophy of Judaism is obvious from the perspective of reading his most famous work, Der Stern der Erlösung. However, with the publication of the Jugendschriften, students of Rosenzweig’s philosophy can no longer avoid the imperative to more seriously engage in the study of Hegel und der Staat and to grapple with Rosenzweig as one of the most important commentators on Hegel’s political philosophy for the twentieth century.

Josiah Simon, Assistant Professor of German, California State University, Long Beach
Jules Simon, Professor of Philosophy, University of Texas at El Paso