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Tr@nsit Online

Tr@nsit was the online sister journal of Transit, published until 2017. Here, authors, fellows and friends of the IWM offered further articles, reflections and comments related to ongoing research and debates at the Institute.

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	Rachelka’s Tablecloth. Poles and Jews, Intimacy and Fragility “on the Periphery of the Holocaust”	Marci Shore	Read more	Authors: Marci Shore Published: , Rachelka’s Tablecloth. Poles and Jews, Intimacy and Fragility “on the Periphery of the Holocaust” Read more

	Reflections on the Peaceful Revolutions in Eastern Europe: How Berlin and Prague Celebrated the 20th Anniversary of 1989	Tereza Novotna	Read more	Authors: Tereza Novotna Published: , Reflections on the Peaceful Revolutions in Eastern Europe: How Berlin and Prague Celebrated the 20th Anniversary of 1989 Twenty years ago, I was only eight years old. Despite of that, 1989 will always remain a year deeply engrained in my memory. Read more

	Religion Today	Charles Taylor	Read more	Authors: Charles Taylor Published: , Religion Today Now there is some truth to both of these surmises, but they also get things seriously wrong in important respects. I would like to start by commenting on each of these leading ideas. Read more

	Returning to Reality: Culture, Modernization, and Various Eastern Europes. Why Functionalist-Evolutionary Theory Works	Daniel Chirot	Read more	Authors: Daniel Chirot Published: , Returning to Reality: Culture, Modernization, and Various Eastern Europes. Why Functionalist-Evolutionary Theory Works Most cultural anthropologists now favor a multicultural perspective that pronounces all cultures more or less equal. Read more

	Right Turn	Jacek Kochanowicz	Read more	Authors: Jacek Kochanowicz Published: , Right Turn Polish Politics at the Beginning of the Twenty-first Century Polish prime minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski, speaking at a rally in November 2006 at the Gdansk Shipyard, twenty-five years ago the cradle of the Solidarity movement, told his supporters: “We stay were we Read more

	Robert Silvers: Just an Editor?	Klaus NellenCarl Henrik Fredriksson	Read more	Authors: Klaus NellenCarl Henrik Fredriksson Published: , Robert Silvers: Just an Editor? Read more

	Romania and the Balkans	Sorin Atohi	Read more	Authors: Sorin Atohi Published: , Romania and the Balkans From geocultural bovarism to ethnic ontology Imagining the Balkans, and oneself in relation to the Balkans, has been a Romanian intellectual pastime for roughly two centuries. Read more

	Russia’s Never-Ending War against “Fascism”. Memory Politics in the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict	Tatiana Zhurzhenko	Read more	Authors: Tatiana Zhurzhenko Published: , Russia’s Never-Ending War against “Fascism”. Memory Politics in the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict Read more

	Säkular oder Postsäkular? Zur Divergenz der Perspektiven von Jürgen Habermas und Charles Taylor		Read more	Authors: Published: , Säkular oder Postsäkular? Zur Divergenz der Perspektiven von Jürgen Habermas und Charles Taylor Die Religion ist in aller Munde. Entweder wird ihre „Wiederkehr“ gefeiert oder aber die „Abkehr“ von ihr ausgerufen – wobei beide Diagnosen zwischen Jubel und Warnung, zwischen Verzweiflung und Befreiung changieren. Read more
Authors: Published: , Säkular oder Postsäkular? Zur Divergenz der Perspektiven von Jürgen Habermas und Charles Taylor Die Religion ist in aller Munde. Entweder wird ihre „Wiederkehr“ gefeiert oder aber die „Abkehr“ von ihr ausgerufen – wobei beide Diagnosen zwischen Jubel und Warnung, zwischen Verzweiflung und Befreiung changieren. Read more
	Self-Reflection Through the Visual: Notes on Some Maidan Documentaries	Yustyna Kravchuk	Read more	Authors: Yustyna Kravchuk Published: , Self-Reflection Through the Visual: Notes on Some Maidan Documentaries Read more