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Raphael Koenig

Raphael Koenig is Assistant Professor of French and Comparative Literature at the University of Connecticut, and affiliated faculty of the University of Connecticut’s Center for Judaic Studies and Contemporary Jewish Life. Raphael’s research and teaching interests focus on the intersection of esthetics and social issues in literature, philosophy, and the visual arts, specifically with regard to Disability Studies and Medical Humanities, Jewish Studies, Diasporic Literatures, and Critical Refugee Studies. His latest publications explore the interplay between
mental health and artistic production among French, German, and Yiddish avant-garde literature and visual culture. Raphael is a member of In geveb's Editorial Board.

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Avant-garde Journals in geveb: A Manifesto for Yiddish Cybernetics, Part 1

Raphael Koenig and The Editors

Announcing a hybrid avant-garde academic project linking the early 20th century with the early 21st. 

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Yiddish-language Feature Menashe Premieres at the 2017 Berlin International Film Festival

Raphael Koenig

Menashe offers an intimate glimpse inside Hasidic Borough Park. 

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The Latest in Yiddish Studies in French: 2014-2015

Raphael Koenig and Naomi Nicolas Kaufman

A bibliography of scholarly works in Yiddish Studies published in French over the last two years.

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