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News from the Collective
Fables of Re-enchantment. Multiplicity, Imaginary, Revolution
Fables of Re-enchantment. Multiplicity, Imaginary, Revolution Stefania Consigliere Translated by Steven Colatrella Ghosts, oracles, and talking plants… an atlas for escaping disenchantment Enchantment has disappeared from our lives. Whoever dares to me…
How do languages die? The case of the Jewish Arabic dialect of Gabes (Southern Tunisia)
Discover the fading heritage of Jewish Arabic dialects, spotlighting the Gabes dialect from Southern Tunisia, in Wiktor Gębski’s compelling new title.
Unveiling The Human Journey
Dive into the extraordinary love story of Mope and Vera, German Jews who fled Nazi Germany, encapsulated in over a thousand letters with this new blog post by Sasha Kirkham.