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This research note provides an in-depth analysis of the complex interplay between Zionism, Jewish identity, power dynamics, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It traces the emergence of Zionism in the late 19th century, examining how early Zionist

The author argues that the ‘New’ Israeli Nationality Law is, despite its name, a natural, almost inevitable, product of the Zionist project in Palestine. Besides representing Zionist ideology, the law is part of a long-term attempt by the Israeli

The paper analyzes the regime in Israel/Palestine using a political geographical perspective. It demonstrates how a combination of colonial, national, capitalist and liberal forces have put in train a process of “deepening apartheid” in the entire

“Fearless and just in time, From the River to the Sea traces the structural and conceptual impact of the now twenty-five-year-old process known as Oslo. It is an unstinting journey that takes the reader from the triumph of the extreme right inside

This review essay introduces two books by Mitri Raheb which ground the contemporary predicament of Palestine in its historical and structural context. Raheb challenges the uncritical historical, theological, and ethnographic narratives regarding

West Bank exports to Israel have faced significant challenges due to the Israeli system of spatial control, aimed at controlling Palestinians and facilitating settler expansion throughout the West Bank. The routing of Palestinian commercial freight

Knowledge about Palestine/Israel has long been produced and recruited for multiple contradictory political struggles. The emergence of distinct, counterposed scholarly associations, centers, and publications for Palestine studies and Israel studies

Aristotle, Rhetoric, Commentary, Content

The present paper combines Ecocriticism with the recent „Angstresearch“ in cultural sciences (Koch) and focuses on the powerful union of technology and religion in the rhetoric of „Angst“, as it is being unfolded / displayed in contemporary dystopian

This paper deals with the claim in recent literature that historiography was in antiquity a subgenre of rhetoric and that it therefore allowed, or even demanded , the extensive presence of fictional elements. The main representatives of such a view

Aristoteles - Cicero - Quintilian: das antike 'System der Rhetorik' und das moderne Format 'Jugend debattiert'

Von Platon über Kant bis zu den Logischen Empiristen steht Philosophie in einem kritischen Verhältnis zur Rhetorik, der sie ein nicht an der Wahrheit, sondern an bloßer Überredung orientiertes Sprechen unterstellt. Gegen das rhetorische Sprechen

Aristotle, Rhetoric, Translation and Introduction, Content