Law, Antisemitism and the Holocaust

Exploring the interplay between legal rights and antisemitism, this book draws on the ideas of influential philosophers such as Marx, Nietzsche, and Arendt. It delves into how modern political emancipation relates to the social phenomenon of antisemitism, with a particular focus on the Holocaust's profound influence on critical thought and public discourse. By examining the connections between law and antisemitism, the volume offers a nuanced understanding of these complex issues in contemporary society.