Cross Cultural: New Trends in Jewish Studies
The lecture series “Cross Cultural: New Trends in Jewish Studies”, organized by the Koret Society of Fellows, aims at
presenting research students and scholars with the latest innovations in Jewish Studies, focusing on the cross-cultural dynamics of the Jewish Civilization throughout history. The series will host scholars who have conducted seminal research projects in recent years, in order to share their work, the methodologies they have developed and their insights for the field of Jewish Studies today and in the future.
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Prof. Marcin Wodziński, Wroclaw University
IAS Visiting Lecturer
“Two Enlightenments: Jews, Poles, and their
Roads to Modernity, 1789-1850”
Room # 203, Carter Building
17:00-18:15 • 8/4
Prof. Iris Idelson-Shein, Ben-Gurion University
“Thinking Through Translation: Early Modern
Jews as a Model System”
Room # 203, Carter Building
12:15-13:30 • 22/4
Dr. Noah Gerber, Tel Aviv University
“Can Jewish Studies be Re-Oriented: Genizah,
Diwan, Codex”
The Mehlman Library, Carter Building
12:15-13:30 • 13/5
Prof. Guy Stroumsa, The Hebrew University
“A Religious Revolution: Dynamics of
Monotheism in Late Antiquity”
The Mehlman Library, Carter Building
12:15-13:30 • 27/5
Prof. Orit Rozin, Tel Aviv University
“Israel in its finest hour : Emotional
Management on the Eve of the 1967 War”
The Mehlman Library, Carter Building
12:15-13:30 • 17/6
Dr. Bar Kribus, Tel Aviv University
“The Religious Sites of the Beta Israel
(Ethiopian Jews): An Archaeological-
historical-ethnographic Study”
The Mehlman Library, Carter Building
