Judith Coffey/Vivien Laumann: Gojnomativität. Warum wir anders über Antisemitismus sprechen müssen

 

Anti-Semitism and Jewish perspectives often represent a blank space in intersectional debates and debates about intersectionality. This book makes Jewish positions and experiences articulate and visible through the concept of goynormativity. It explores the relationship between Jewishness and whiteness, investigates the specific invisibility of Jews, and looks at debates about anti-Semitism and commemorative politics with a specific focus. "Gojnormativity" calls for a different way of speaking about anti-Semitism as well as the consistent and unconditional inclusion of Jews_Jewish women in intersectional discourses and policies. At the same time, the book is an engaging plea for solidarity-based and intersectional alliances and alliances.

Judith Coffey addresses anti-Semitism in leftist and queer feminist activist contexts. Other areas of interest include heteronormativity, postcolonial theories, feminism, and vampires. Judith Coffey holds a PhD in literature, comes from Vienna and lives in Berlin. Vivien Laumann works in the prevention of right-wing extremism and has many years of experience in educational and counseling work on the Shoah, anti-Semitism, gender relations, and gender and sexual diversity. She is the author and co-editor of numerous publications on these topics. Vivien Laumann lives and works in Berlin.