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Octavo, brown cloth with white lettering, 162, 159, 166, 161 pp. Articles in Volume 33, No. 1 are "Esther Politicised in a Personal Context: Some Remarks on Foreignness," Athalay Brenner, "Esther: Beyond Murder," Jeremy Schonfeld, "The Therapist and The Sufferng Servant," Howard Cooper, "Jeremiah Prophet of Truth: A Psychoanalytic Exploration," Judth Elkan, "Jeremiah's Last Conclusion," Magonet, "Scandal or The Birth of a Prophet," Mark L. Solomon, "Skin and Bone: Spirit and Self: Interpretig Ezekiel's Vision," Diana Lipton, "Ezekiel 1 and Its Role in Subsequet Jewish Mystical Thought and Traditio," Meira Pollack, "1 Kings 1:1-53: 'Vivat the King, Vivat!" Alexander Duchovny, "Translating Ezekiel into English," John Launer, "Jeremiah as a Literary Source in Twentieth-Century Germany," Leon J. Yudkin, "Ezekiel: The Prophet, His Times, His Message," Carl S. Ehrlich, "God, Israel, and Covenant: Unity in te Book of Deuteronomy," Susan Haber.Articles in Issue No. 62 are : Germany, My Father and the Second Generation," Eveyln Friedlander, "Ontology or Bereaucracy? Hannah Arendt;s Early Interpretations of the Holocaust," Daniel Stone, "What Was the Role of the Wannsee Conference in the Final Solution?" Hadassah Davis, "Composition as Spiritual Practice:MInd and Spirit in the Work of Arnold Schoenberg," Alfred Fischer, "London's Haredi Periodicals in Yiddish: Language, Literature and Ultra-Orthodox Ideology," Bruce J. Mitchell, Aging Patient, Psychotherapistsand Holocasut Survivors," Irene Bloomfield, "Das ist nicht nur gesternn; das ist morgen und heute (It is not only yesterday, it is for tomorrow and today)," Katherine Klinger, "Colloquium for the Millenium: Forum 2000 in Prague: 1997 and 1998," Albert H. Friedlander, "Address by the Presidnet of the Czech Republic, Forum 2000, Prague Castle, Spanish Hall, 4 September 1997," Vaclav Havel, "The Chimes of Liberation and the Millenial Frontier: Extract of the Statement at the Conference Forum 2000, 4 September 1997," Wole Soynka, "Letter toForum 2000, 3 September 1997," Aung San Suu Kyi, "From Prague: Biblical Realism, Not Utopia," Michael Novak, "Jewish Studies in the New Germay Reconsidered - A View From Within," Eveline Goodman-Thau, "A Global Ethic and Human Duties: Global Civilization at the End of the Twentieth Century: A Universal Ethic and Human Duties, or Relative Values across World Cultures?" Karl-Josef Kuschel, "Balance in the Ecosphere: A Perspective," Paul Maiteny. Articles in Issue No. 64 are "Egyptian Memories," Gabriel Josipovici, "A Minority within a Minority: Reflections on Sephardic Identity," David Abulafia, "Sephardic Culture and Me," Richard Kostelanetz, "'.and don't forget towater my tomatoes,'" Wanda Barford, "Ties of Blood," Moris Farhi, "Identified As the Eney: Beig a Portuguee New Christian at the Time of 'The Last Kabbalist of Lisbon,'" Richard Zimler, "A Jewish Woman Leader of the Renaissance," Andree Aelion Brooks, "A Sixteenth Century Portuguese Novel and the Jewish Press in Ferrara," Helder Macedo, "The Rise, Decline and Attempted Regeneration of the Jews of the Ottoman Empire," Lucian Gubbay, "Muslim Lands, Christian Heroes, Jeiwsh Voices: The Judeo=Spanish Ballad Tradition of Morocco," Hillary Pomeroy, "Le Coup de Sirocco: The Sephardi Presence in Contemporary France," Simon Sibleman, "Language Usage in Anglo-Sephardi Jewry: an Historical Overview of Spanish, Portuguese and Judeo-Spanish in England from the Expulston to the Present Day," Bruce Mitchell, The Sephardic Voice of Elias Canetti," Maria Esformes, "The Jewish Cemetery of Saloniak in the Crossroads of Urban Modernisation and Anti-Semitism," Maria Vassilikou, 'The Face as a Battlefield' by Ygal Bursztyn," Daniel Dayan, "Paul Celan: Thirty Years Later," Albert Friedlander, Harold Teichman, Esther Cameron. Articles in issue No 65 are "Between Appropriating and Keeping Our Distance: German Attitudes towards the Jewish Theme," Joachim Schlör, "Coming Home to a Foreign Land," Michael Daxner, "Germa.
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