List of Publications (as of May 2006)

Books

Nietzsche’s Psychology of Power: Between Nietzsche and Freud , Jerusalem: The Hebrew        University Magnes Press, 1987,  (in Hebrew, second enlarged paperback edition 1999

Nietzsche's Enticing Psychology of Power, Blackwell, Ames, IA, 1989 .

Introduction to Philosophies of Existence (Existentialism), Tel Aviv: Ministry of Defence,        1990,  (ten editions).

In Search of Authenticity from Kierkegaard to Camus, Routledge: London, New York, 1995.

 The Knight of Faith or the Hero of Heresy? Tel Aviv: Schocken, 1999,  (Hebrew edition of   In Search, enlarged by two new chapters).

 Nietzsche and Zion, Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 2004,  (Brazilian  edition in Portuguese: Nietzsche e Sion, São Paulo: Madras Editora,. 2005,  278 pp. ; An Italian edition is in press in Editrice La Giuntina, Firenze).

  Books Edited

Søren Kierkegaard, Either/Or, translated from Danish by Eyal  Levin , Jerusalem: Magnes

       Press, 1986,  (Golomb’s “Introduction” pp. 7-27), (Hebrew).

John Locke, Epistola de Tolerantia and A Second Letter Concerning Toleration,  trans. Joram Bronowsky, Jerusalem: Magnes Press, 1990, elaboration and translation of  Raymond Klibansky’s preface by Jacob Golomb, pp. 9-35; Golomb’s preface to the “Second Letter”, pp. 98-100.

    Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Discours sur les Sciences et les Arts et Discours sur

l’Origine et les Fondaments de L’Inégalité, trans. Ido Bassok, Jerusalem: Magnes

Press, 1992, Golomb’s “Introductions”, pp. 7-18; 67-94. (Heb.).

Edmund Husserl, Selection of Articles, editors: Hugo Bergman and Nathan

Rotenstreich, revised edition by Jacob Golomb, Jerusalem: Magnes Press, 1993,

 Golomb’s “Introduction” pp. 13-57, “Lexicon” pp. 221-227. (Heb.).

Emmanuel Lévinas, Ėthique et Infini, trans. into Hebrew by Efraim Meir, Jerusalem: 

Magnes Press, 1995, 100 pp.; (Golomb’s  “Introduction”, pp. 7-8, Joint Interview: with Lévinas: Jacob Golomb and Efraim Meir 1992, pp. 89-97).

Edmund Husserl, The Crisis of European Sciences and Transcendental Phenomenology,

         trans. David Singer, co-edition: Jacob Golomb and A. Zvi Bar-On, Jerusalem: 

Magnes Press, 1996,  Jacob Golomb’s “Introduction” pp. 23-30.

 Søren Kierkegaard Either/Or, volume 1, trans. from Danish into Hebrew by Miriam Eytan, edited by Jacob Golomb , Jerusalem: Magnes University Press, 1996,    Golomb’s “Introduction”, pp. 7-38. [Won Shaul Tchernihovski Prize, 1999].

Nietzsche and Jewish Culture, Routledge, 1997, 282 pp.; Golomb’s “Introduction”,                       pp. ix-xii.

Nietzsche und die jüdische Kultur,  Wien: WUV/Universitätsverlag, 1998 (German

         version of Nietzsche and Jewish Culture ), 284 pp.; Golomb’s “Einleitung”, pp.7-9.

Nietzsche and Depth Psychology, eds. Jacob Golomb, Weaver Santaniello and Ronald

Lehrer, Albany: State University of New York Press, 1999 ; Golomb’s

“Introductory Essay”, pp. 1-19.

Nietzsche, the Godfather of Fascism? On the Uses and Abuses of a Philosophy, eds.

Jacob Golomb and Robert S. Wistrich, Princeton: Princeton University Press,  2002,  joint “Introduction”, pp. 1-16.

Nietzsche, Zionism and Hebrew Culture,  Jerusalem:  The Hebrew University Magnes Press, 2002, Golomb’s “Introduction”, pp. 1-21; includes Golomb’s “Comprehensive Bibliography of  Nietzsche in Hebrew: 1892-2001”, pp. 383-406.

Nietzsche and the Austrian Mind, Golomb’s  “Introduction” pp. 15-20, Wien Universitätsverlag, Vien, 2004 .

Hebrew edition of  Rüdiger Safranski, Nietzsche: Biographie seines Denkens, Jerusalem:  Carmel, 2003.

Nietzsche Be-batey kafe shel Vina, ed. Jacob Golomb , Hebrew edition of Nietzsche and the

Austrian Mind with  Golomb’s  new introduction and contribution, Jerusalem: Carmel, 2006

Karl Jaspers, Die Schuldfrage , eds. David Bankier and Jacob Golomb. (With Golomb’s notes       and bio-bibliography and short introduction about Hanna Arendt –Karl Jaspers relations), Jerusalem: Yad Vashem and Magnes University Press, 2006.

Søren Kierkegaard Either/Or, volume 2, trans. from Danish into Hebrew by Miriam Eytan,    edited and introduced by Jacob Golomb , Jerusalem: Magnes University Press (in press),  

Friedrich Nietzsche, Human, all  too Human,2 vols.,  translated by Jacob Gotschalk and

         Adam Tanenbaum, edited and introduced by Jacob Golomb , Jerusalem: Magnes

         University Press, (in press)..

Chapters in Collections

"Nietzsche's Enticing Psychology of Power" in: Nietzsche as Affirmative Thinker, (ed.) Yirmiyahu Yovel, Dordrecht : Martinus Nijhoff, 1986, pp. 160-182.

“Early Kant and the Moral Sense Theory”, in Theory and Practice: Essays in Honour of Nathan Rotenstreich, eds. Yirmiyahu Yovel and Paul Mendes-Flohr,  Jerusalem: Magnes Press, 1984, pp. 44-55.

“Nietzsche and the Marginal Jews”, in Nietzsche and Jewish Culture, pp. 158-192.            

           “Nietzsche und die ‘Grenzjuden’”, in: Jüdischer Nietzscheanismus, eds. Werner Stegmaier   und Daniel Krochmalnik, Berlin und New York: Walter de Gruyter, 1997, pp. 228-246.  

          “’Thus Spoke Herzl’ on Nietzsche”, in Nietzsche, Zionism and Hebrew Culture, pp. 25-65

“Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Confession as Revelation and Change”,    Introduction to Rousseau’s  Les Confessions, trans. Irit Akrabi, Jerusalem: Carmel, 1999, pp.7-31 (Heb.).

“The Meaning of Death is the Meaning of Life” in The Meaning of Life, ed. Asa Kasher, Tel-

         Aviv: Hakbbutz Hameeuchad, 1999, pp. 108-121 (Heb.).

“Nietzsche’s Positive Religion and the Old Testament” in Nietzsche and the Divine, J. Urpeth

         and J. Lippett (eds.), Manchester: Clinamen Press, 2000, pp. 30-56.

“How to De-Nazify Nietzsche’s Philosophical Anthropology” in Nietzsche, the Godfather of

         Fascism? pp. 19 - 46.

“Sartre’s Early Phenomenology of Authenticity in Relation to Husserl” in A. Tymieniecka (ed.)            Phenomenology World-Wide, Lancaster: Kluwer, 2002, pp. 335-342.

            “Nietzsche and the Meaninglessness of the Question ‘Who is the Authentic Israeli?’” in Multiculturalism in Israel, ed. Ohad Nahtomi, Jerusalem: Magnes, 2003, pp. 101-113.

“Stefan Zweig’s Tragedy as a Nietzschean Grenzjude”, in Sarah Fraiman-Morris (ed.), Jung Wien,

         Tübingen: Max Niemeyer, 2004, pp. 75-93.

“Kierkegaard in Hebrew” in Kierkegaard’s International Reception, Berlin: Walter de Gruyter: Kierkegaard’s Studies Monograph Series (in press).

“Nietzsche and Fascism” Entry in the Historical Encyclopedia of World Fascism, ed. Cyprian  Blamires, New York: ABC –Clio (forthcoming)

“Stefan Zweig: The Jewish Tragedy of a Nietzschean ‘Free Spirit’”, in Nietzsche and the Austrian

         Mind, pp. 92- 126.

“Erasmus: A Personal Confession of Stefan Zweig”, “Introduction” to Stefan Zweig,   Erasmus from Rotterdam, trans. Joseph Wenkert, Jerusalem: Carmel: 7-29 (Heb.).

“Postfazione” (“Afterword “) to an Italian edition of Herzl’s “Philosophical Tales”: La Bella Rosalinda: Racconti filosofici, Milano: M&B Publishing, 2004, pp. 175-192.

“The Nietzschean Debate between Ahad Ha’am and Micha Josef Berdyczewski” (Heb.) in       

      Gideon Katz (ed.). Berdyczewski: Iyyunim Be-Tekumat Israel,  2006 (in press)

    “Buber between Nietzsche and Kierkegaard: From Zarathustra to ‘I and Thou’”, in Martin Buber: Denken und Wirken, ed. Eveline Goodman-Thau, Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag C. Winter, vol. 3 of the series “Studien zu Religion und Moderne”, (forthcoming).

     “Transfiguration of the Self in Herzl’s Life and in his Literary Fiction”, in

 Herzl After 100 Years (temporary title), eds. Mark H. Gelber and Vivian Liska, 

      Tübingen: Max Niemeyer (forthcoming)

Articles:

"Psychology from the Phenomenological Standpoint of Husserl"  Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 36, 1976, pp. 451-471. 

"Freud's Spinoza: A Reconstruction", Israel Annals of Psychiatry, 16, 1978, pp.  275-288.

"Freudian Uses and Misuses of Nietzsche", American Imago, 37, 1980, pp.  371-385.

“On Paul Ricouer Phenomenological Hermeneutics”, Iyyun: The Jerusalem Philosophical

               Quarterly 29 (1980): 22-36 (Hebrew).

“On the Crisis of Science and Psychology in Husserl’s Krisis”, Iyyun 29 (1980): 264-279  

“Jaspers, Mann and the Nazis on Nietzsche and Freud", Israel Journal for Psychiatry, 18 (1981): 311-326.

“Nietzsche’s Image of the Jew, Judaism and Zionism.” Jerusalem Studies in Jewish Thought 2 (1982): 311-326. (Hebrew).

“Nietzsche and the ‘Marginal Jews’.” Jerusalem Studies in Jewish Thought  4 (1985): 97-143, (Hebrew).

"Nietzsche's Early Educational Thought." Journal of Philosophy of Education, 19, (1985): pp. 99-109.

“Thomas Mann on Nietzsche and Freud.” Ah’shav: Literary Review 49 (1984): 240-244. (Heb.).

"Nietzsche on Jews and Judaism." Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie, 67 (1985): 139-161.   

"Kafka's Existential Metamorphosis: From Kierkegaard to Nietzsche." Clio: A Journal of Literature, History and Philosophy.  14, (1985, pp. 271-286.

“Sartre’s Literature of Authenticity.” Ah’shav 63 (1995): 115-126. (Heb.).

“To be Jew in Germany: Wasserman and the Marginal Jews.” Moznaim 58 (1985): 60-61. (Heb.).

“Kafka as a Marginal Jew.” Moznaim 59 (1985): 50-51, (Heb.)

“Lectures on Ethics of Kant.” Iyyun 35 (1986): 110-127, (Heb.).

“Nietzsche as Educator.” Iyyunim Be-Hinuch 44 (1986): 43-59, (Heb.).

"Nietzsche's Phenomenology of Power." Nietzsche-Studien, 15  (1986): 289-305.

“The Metaphysical Solitude of Bruno Schultz.” Moznaim 63 (1986): 63-68. (Heb.).

"Nietzsche's Judaism of Power." Revue des  études juives, 147,(1988): 353-385.      

"Metafizyczne Osamotnienie Brunona Schulza", Twórczošć, Warszawa, 1988: 112-116. (In Polish).

“Nietzsche and Freud.” Iyyun 39 (1988): 167-176. (Heb.).

“Kierkegaard Enticement to the Authentic Faith.” Iyyun 39 (1990): 177-210 (Heb.).

"Nietzsche on Authenticity." Philosophy Today, 34 (1990):  243-258.    

"Kierkegaard's Ironic Ladder to Authentic Faith."  International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 23 (1991): 65-81.

“Rousseau’s Ways to Authenticity.” Iyyun  42 (1993): 249-273. (Heb.)

“Camus's Ideal of Authentic Life." Philosophy Today 38 (1994):  268-277.

“Kierkegaard in Zion.” Kierkegaardiana, 19 (1998): 130-137.

“Thus Spoke Herzl: Nietzsche’s Presence in Herzl’s Life and Work.” Leo Baeck Year Book  (London) 34 (1999): 97- 124 .

“’Ko amar Herzl’ ...” Nietzsches Präsenz in der Welt des zionistischen Vordenkers”

               Menora: Jahrbuch für deutsch-jüdische Geschichte, 11 (2000): 193-207.

“Heidegger on Authenticity and Death.” Existentia: An International Journal of

Philosophy (Budapest and Münster) 11, (2001): 457-472.

“Nietzsche’s Politics, Fascism and the Jews.” Nietzsche Studien, 30 (2001): 305-321.

“The Case of Max Nordau against Nietzsche: The Structure of  Ambivalence,” Historia: Journal of the Historical Society of Israel  7 (2001): 51-77     (Heb.).

“Buber’s I and Thou vis-à-vis Nietzsche and Kierkegaard.” Existentia, 12  (2002): 413-427.

“Hillel Zeitlin: from Nietzsche to the book of Zohar” (Heb.), Daat: A Journal of Jewish Philosophy & Kabbalah, No. 56, Summer 2005, pp. 135-151.

 “Free Spirit par excellence’ and the Übermensch: Nietzsche’s highest Non-viable Ideals”, The Journal of Nietzsche Studies , Spring 2006, issue 31 (in press). 

 “Nietzsche and Zionist Thought”, New Nietzsche Studies, Vol. 6 (Fall), (in press).                     

            “Jewish Self-hatred between Universality and Particularity: Nietzsche,   Freud and the Case of Theodor Lessing”, Leo Baeck Year Book, vol. 50, 2005 (in press).     

 “Martin Buber between Kierkegaard and Nietzsche”, (Heb.), Iyyun, 55 (April 2006): 137-164

This list does not include numerous articles, essays, and interviews (with J.G.) that appeared in different Hebrew literary journals (such as Iton 77) and in literary supplements of some daily newspapers – Haaretz, Yedioth Achronot , Davar , etc.

It also does not include more than 10 critical reviews of philosophical books for American scientific journals.

Scientific Books Translated by Jacob Golomb into Hebrew:

Friedrich Nietzsche, Essays on Education (from German), Jerusalem: Magnes

         Press, 1988 (second revised edition 1999), 243 pp.

Jean-Paul Sartre, L’Existentialisme est un humanisme (from French), Jerusalem: Carmel,

            1988, 72 pp. (five editions).

Friedrich Nietzsche, Essays on Aesthetics (from German), Tel Aviv: Hozaat Ha-kibutz

             Ha-meuchad, 1990, 92 pp.