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I. BOOKS - 10
• Hermeier, Rudolf, Mark M. Huessy, und Valerii Liubin, eds., Globale Wirtschaft
und humane Gesellschaft: Ost- , West- und Südprobleme (Münster: Agenda Verlag,
2006).
Papers presented at the conference on November 18-20, 2005, at the
Evangelischen Akademie Arnoldshain in Germany, includes 3 English
and 4 Russian contributions, with German translation.
•Bade, David, Perra Loca's Terra animata (Ulaanbaatar: Chuluunbat, 2006).
Fiction and poetry, published under the pseudonym Perra Loca. Bade
reports: “It was while writing this book and doing research on sign
language that I first bought and read ERH. The final section is entitled
"Respondeo etsi mutabor.” Bade is a learned librarian at the University of
Chicago.
• Baker, Wendy, and Wayne Cristaudo, eds., Messianism, Apocalypse, Redemption:
20 th -Century German Thought (Australian Theological Forum [ATF], 2006.
Includes Cristaudo’s “Redemption and Messianism in Franz Rosenzweig’s
The Star of Redemption,” and “Revolution and the Redeeming of the World:
The Messianic History of Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy’s Out of Revolution.”
• Plaschke, Bruno, Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy, Rudolf Hermeier, Unterwegs zur
planetarischen Solidarität (Munster:Agenda-Verlag, 2006)
• Schmied-Kowarzik, Wolfdietrich ed., Franz Rosenzweigs “neues Denken”.
Internationaler Kongress, Kassel 2004. (München: Verlag Karl Alber, 2006). 2 vols.
(Vol. 1: Selbstbegrenzendes Denken – in philosophos; Vol. 2: Erfahrene
Offenbarung – in theologos).
This collection is continuously paginated over two volumes. Much in it
has bearing on the thought of ERH, the following essays explicitly so:
•Regina Burkhardt-Riedmiller, “Franz Rosenzweigs Erneuerrung der
jüdischen Lerntradition im zeitgenössischen Kontext (inbesondere Eugen
Rosenstock-Huessy),” pp. 553-574; • Wayne Cristaudo, “Rosenzweig’s
and Rosenstock’s Critiques of Idealism. The Common Front of Contrary
Allegiances,” pp. 1121-1140; • Michael Gormann-Thelen, “Franz
Rosenzweig Transfigured,” 1141-1150; • Harold Stahmer, “Franz, Eugen,
and Gritli. Respondeo etsi mutabor,” 1151-1168. Pp. 1155-1161 in
Stahmer’s piece incorporates Freya von Moltke’s “Uber Eugen, Margrit
und Franz,” trans. by Raymond Huessy, “About Eugen, Margrit and
Franz.”
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