| Summary: | Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Gustav Landauer's Timeline -- Acknowledgements -- Notes on Contributors -- Part 1 Linguistic Scepticism in Landauer's Literary and Political Anarchism -- Chapter 1 The Desert and the Garden: Gustav Landauer's Anarchistic Translation of Fritz Mauthner's Sprachskepsis -- Chapter 2 Rufer in der Wüste-Some Remarks on Gustav Landauer's Sceptical Theory of Revolution -- Chapter 3 Linguistic Scepticism and the Poetics of Politics in Gustav Landauer -- Chapter 4 The Buddha's Laughter-Gustav Landauer and Linguistic Scepticism in Fritz Mauthner's Novella Der letzte Tod des Gautama Buddha (1912) -- Chapter 5 Spectres of Landauer: Withdrawal and Revolution in an Anarchistic Reading of Hamlet -- Part 2 Mysticism, Romanticism, and History in Landauer's 'Anti-Political' Stance -- Chapter 6 An Elucidation of Landauer's Concept of Antipolitics -- Chapter 7 "Let Us See How We Can Become Gods!" Theosis and Ana-Communalism in Gustav Landauer's Mystical Writings -- Chapter 8 "Jede Zeit ist inmitten der Ewigkeit"-Gustav Landauer's Progressive Conservatism -- Chapter 9 Landauer Now -- Part 3 Elective Affinities: Landauer and His Contemporaries -- Chapter 10 "We Have to Reject Ourselves": Gustav Landauer and Simone Weil's Politics of Ascesis -- Chapter 11 The German-Jewish Legacy beyond Jewish Peoplehood: Margarete Susman on Gustav Landauer's Anarchism and Its Afterlife -- Chapter 12 Romantic Politics in the Thought of Gustav Landauer and Leo Baeck -- Chapter 13 Scepticism, Seclusion, and the Self: Correspondences in Religious Anarchist Writings -- Part 4 Landauer between the Defense and Renewal of Judaism -- Chapter 14 Rebellion and the Power of Accident: Gustav Landauer's Reflections about the Peculiarities of Jewish Identity -- Chapter 15 Landauer, Strindberg, and the Abrahamic Promise.
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