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Wieland Hoban

Wieland Hoban is an Anglo-German composer and translator born in London and based in Frankfurt. He has translated numerous books in the fields of philosophy, music and literature, including works by authors such as Adorno, Sloterdijk, Celan and Kluge, as well as occasionally publishing texts of his own.

20 articles

Wieland Hoban / 09 Jun 2021

German Cancel Culture

The Case of Israel-Palestine

While Palestine solidarity activities have long been common in European countries such as the UK and Spain, in Germany, the situation is markedly different.(...)
Wieland Hoban / 20 May 2021

German Jews and the Left

The Micha Brumlik Interview, Part I

Contemporary Jewish life in Germany is not what it once was. Still recovering from the Holocaust, its cultural figures lack the international stature that their pre-WWII predecessors still have. (...)
Wieland Hoban / 26 Mar 2021

Jewish in Germany

The JID Interview, Part I

Israelis in Germany. Say what? Few stories about European immigration have been as loaded, and complex as those about Jews moving from the Middle East to Germany. (...)

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