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Matthew Handelman

Matthew Handelman

Assistant Professor
Wells Hall B-263

Professor Matthew Handelman is Assistant Professor of German and a member of the Core Faculty in the Digital Humanities Specialization at MSU. His research interests include German-Jewish literature and philosophy in the early twentieth century, the intersections of science, mathematics and culture in German-speaking countries, as well as the digital humanities and the history of technology. Matthew has published on these topics in international journals such as Sciential Poetica, The Leo Baeck Yearbook, and TRANSIT. Currently, he is working on two major projects. The first is a book on the link between mathematics and Enlightenment in German-Jewish intellectual history, focusing on the writings of Gershom Scholem, Franz Rosenzweig, and Siegfried Kracauer. The second is a collaborative digital project with scholars in Israel and Germany - together they are working to design and build a social edition of Franz Rosenzweig's Star of Redemption.

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