Noah Isenberg

associate professor and chair of humanities · The New School · company speakers →

Noah Isenberg is associate professor and chair of humanities at the New School in New York City, where he teaches literature, film, and intellectual history. He is the author of Between Redemption and Doom: The Strains of German Jewish Modernism (1999) and the editor and translator of Arnold Zweig's 1920 work The Face of East European Jewry (2004). He is currently completing a full-scale critical study of Edgar G. Ulmer, Perennial Detour: The Cinema of Edgar G. Ulmer, and editing a companion to Weimar cinema. His writing has appeared in such scholarly and nonscholarly publications as Cinema Journal, New German Critique, Salmagundi, Dissent, Bookforum, the New Republic and the New York Times Book Review. A critical essay of his on Weiss's The Aesthetics of Resistance appeared in October 2005 in the Nation.

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