- Acknowledgments
- Preface to the English-Language Edition: “Race” without History
- Introduction: Racism, a Semantic Trap
- I. The Hunt for (Self-)Evidence
- 1. Pierre Charles, the Society of Jesus, and Protocols of the Elders of Zion
- II. The Indo-European Idea between Myth and History
- 2. The Revival of Indo-European Studies: Georges Dumézil (1898–1986)
- 3. Political Uses of Indo-European Prehistory
- 4. Discussion after the Lecture “Political Uses of Indo-European Prehistory”
- 5. The Secret Feasts of Georges Dumézil: A Dialogue (1983)
- 6. The Long Indo-European Memory
- III. The Black Gold of Origins
- 7. Mircea Eliade (1907–1986)
- 8. History of Religions and the Nostalgia for Origins: On the Eliade–Pettazzoni Correspondence
- IV. Alterities
- 9. Barbarophilia and Greek Wisdom: Arnaldo Momigliano (1908–1987)
- V. Two Figures of Resistance
- 10. An Untimely Lucidity: Marcel Mauss (1872–1950)
- 11. A Historian of Forgetting: Léon Poliakov (1910–1997)
- VI. The Silence of a Generation
- 12. The Nazi Past of German Universities: Rudolf Schottlaender (1900–1988)
- 13. Hans Robert Jauss (1921–1997)
- 14. The University, Barbarism, and Memory, by Karlheinz Stierle
- 15. “The Radical Strangeness of Nazi Barbarism Has Paralyzed a Generation of Intellectuals”: Dialogue with H. R. Jauss (1996)
- 16. On Silence as a Possible Form of Witnessing
- Postscript for Günter Grass
- Notes
- Sources
- Index


Race and Erudition
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