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Marlene Gallner is a Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism at Indiana University. Since 2018, she has served as one of the editors of sans phrase. Zeitschrift für Ideologiekritik, the biannual German-language journal dedicated to social and cultural analyses in the tradition of Frankfurt School critical theory. She has lectured and published widely on antisemitism, postwar German society, and post-Shoah philosophy. Her recent English-language publications include Jean Améry’s Essays on Antisemitism, Anti-Zionism, and the Left (2022), which she edited and annotated for the IU Press Studies in Antisemitism Book Series, and the essay “Turning Memory of the Holocaust against Jews” (2025).
Soviet Anti-Zionism and Contemporary Left Antisemitism 
‘Expelled From the Community of Which We Were a Part Only Yesterday’ Jean Améry on the Dilemma for Left-Wing Jewish Intellectuals, Sartre’s Freedom of Choice and the Commitment to Israel 
Beyond Left and Right: Israel’s Post- 7 October Political Awakening 
The Right Side of History? Iran, Intellectuals, and the Far-Left 
Two Mirrors, Two Truths: The Divergent Documentary Approaches of Holding Liat and Letter to David 
