EVENT: Kabbalah, Natural Sciences, and Practical Expertise in the How-To Books of Premodern Ashkenaz
Online lecture by Agata Paluch.
EVENT: Legal Knowledge and Everyday Practice in Medieval Ashkenaz (March 15)
25th Annual Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Lecture in Judaic Studies
Featuring Elisheva Baumgarten, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Tuesday, March 15, 2022 | 5:00pm ET | Zoom
ANN: Program for Jewish Educators and Activists 2022-2023 - Paideia the European Institute for Jewish Studies
Paideia the European Institute for Jewish Studies has opened the recruitment process for an intense One-Year Jewish Studies Program and is looking for educators, activists and future leaders interested to
TOC: Aschkenas, Volume 31, Issue 2
I am pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of Aschkenas. Zeitschrift für Geschichte und Kultur der Juden.
Zoom conversation on Debra Kaplan's new book, The Patrons and Their Poor, with Debra Kaplan and Francesca Bregoli
Join us for a conversation with Debra Kaplan and Francesca Bregoli on Debra Kaplan's new book, The Patrons and Their Poor: Jewish Community and Public Charity in Early Modern Germany (Penn Press, 2020).
Sponsored by the Center for Jewish Studies at The Graduate Center, CUNY
CFP: IMC 2017 Otherness
IMC 2017 Otherness (3-6 July 2017)
Hebrew & Jewish studies / Jewish-Christian and Jewish-muslim relations strand: Looking for sessions
Reassessing The State Of Research: The Jew As “Other”
Research over the last 50 years has often described the figure of the Jew as the quintessential ‘Other’ in the Middle Ages. However, as recent scholarship has emphasised the peaceful interactions of Jews and Christians in daily life and business, it might be appropriate to assess critically these contrasting directions of research.
Winter Courses at YIVO
Delve into Ashkenazi Jewish life and culture with at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research (15 W. 16th Street, NYC) this winter. Register today!
The YIVO-Bard Winter Program on Ashkenazi Civilization courses beginning next week:
