Tainted Greatness: Antisemitism and Cultural Heroes Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	Tainted Greatness: Luther's Attitudes toward Judaism and Their Historical Reception	15
2	"Familiarly Known as Kittel": The Moral Politics of the Theological Dictionary of the New Testament	37
3	Mircea Eliade: Romanian Fascism and the History of Religions in the United States	51
4	Ungilding Spain's "Golden Age"	75
5	Psychoanalysis and Anti-Semitism: Tainted Greatness in a Professional Context	93
6	Lombroso and the Logic of Intolerance	109
7	Herzl, Wagner and the Ironies of "True Emancipation"	127
8	Reading Heidegger: Destruction, Thinking, Return	157
9	Italian Heidegger Affairs	173
10	Gray Zones: Vichy, Maurice Blanchot, and the Problem of Aftereffect	193
11	"Jewspapers": Ezra Pound, Poststructuralism, and the Figure of the Jew	211
12	De Man and Idolatry	237
13	Tainted Greatness: Depravity and Sacrifice in Jean Genet	253
14	Tainted Artists/Tainted Texts: Reflections from the Rabbinic Sources	277
15	The Remembrance of Amalek: Tainted Greatness and the Bible	289
	Afterword	303
	Notes on the Contributors	307
	Index	311