Frauke Regan

Frauke Regan is editing a translation of Brautbriefe by Moses Mendelssohn (1936, Schocken Verlag).

We never knew his audacious head / in which the eyeballs ripened. But / his torso still glows like a candelabra...

By Frauke Regan

June 2, 2014

Must Reads

Politics

A certain kind of obstinate weirdness is a first step to autocracy.

Charles McNamara

September 24, 2024

Religion

'Judaism Is About Love' is a must-read for all thoughtful Christians.

Stephen J. Pope

October 10, 2024

Culture

Is incentivizing marriage the cure for America's social ills?

Regina Munch

September 30, 2024

Books

Christopher Hitchens was a champion detractor, a terrific hater, and always more fun to read when he was denouncing than when he was praising.

Morten Høi Jensen

August 29, 2024

Collections

Commonweal contributors reflect on Pope Francis’s effort to remake the Church.

The Editors

October 6, 2023