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66. HONR 229G Ethnic Conundrums: Is There An American Jewish Literature? canon of American jewish literature in order to probe the limits of such a canon. We will explore whether or not American jewish literature needs to be http://www.honors.umd.edu/COURSES/0308/229G0308.htm

Fall 2003 HONR Course Descriptions - HONR 229G HONR 229G Ethnic Conundrums: Is There an American Jewish Literature? Tuesday/Thursday, 2:00-3:15 p.m. Dr. Sheila Jelen, Department of English There will be three short writing assignments, a group presentation, a midterm and a final. Required texts will include: The Norton Anthology of American Jewish Literature, an anthology of Sephardic American Voices, and novels by Saul Bellow, Bernard Malamud, Henry Roth, Philip Roth Mary Antin, and Anzia Yezierska. Short stories by Isaac Baschevis Singer, Tillie Olson, Nathan Englander, Cynthia Ozick, and Ehud Havatzelet. CORE: Literature [HL] AND Diversity [D] The Honors Mascot will take you back to the Home Page. About Honors Honors Courses Honors FAQ Honors Staff Comments and questions may be directed to Dean Hebert

67. Richard G. Marks Image Of Bar Kokhba In Traditional Jewish This is a very significant contribution to both jewish literature and history. The materials which Marks works through are wellknown, but at many points http://www.psupress.org/books/titles/0-271-00939-X.html

68. Chapters On Jewish Literature By Israel Abrahams - Project Gutenberg Start here to download the Project Gutenberg eBook of Chapters on jewish literature by Israel Abrahams. http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/13678

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72. Minerva Stiftung: Franz Rosenzweig Minerva Center For German-Jewish Literature A Germanjewish literature and culture. Interactions between German and Jewish culture. Deutsch-jüdische Literatur und Kultur. Interaktion zwischen deutscher http://minerva.mpg.de/minerva_centers/center_10.html

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73. The Infography About American Jewish Literature Sources recommended by a professor whose research specialty is American jewish literature. http://www.infography.com/content/966486369244.html

Search The Infography: Literature American Jewish The following sources are recommended by a professor whose research specialty is American Jewish literature. Six Superlative Sources Lewis Fried, ed. Handbook of American-Jewish Literature: An Analytical Guide to Topics, Themes, and Sources. Greenwood Press, 1988. Louis Harap. In the Mainstream: The Jewish Presence in Twentieth-Century American Literature, 1950s-1980s. Greenwood Press, 1987. Irving Malin, ed. Contemporary American-Jewish Literature: Critical Essays. Indiana University Press, 1973. Sanford Pinsker. Jewish-American Fiction, 1917-1987. Twayne, 1992. Gerald Shapiro, ed. American Jewish Fiction: A Century of Stories. Bison Books, 1998. Daniel Walden, ed. On Being Jewish: American Jewish Writers from Cahan to Bellow. Fawcett, 1974. Other Excellent Sources Robert Alter. After the Tradition: Essays on Modern Jewish Writing. Greenwood Press, 1969. Charles Angoff and Meyer Levin. The Rise of American Jewish Literature. Simon, 1970. Joyce Antler. "Sleeping with the Other: The Problem of Gender in American-Jewish Literature." Feminist Perspectives on Jewish Studies. Lynn Davidman and Shelly Tenenbaum, eds. Yale University Press, 1994. Judith R. Baskin, ed. Women of the Word: Jewish Women and Jewish Writing. Wayne State University Press, 1994.

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75. Research In Hebrew And Jewish Studies A native speaker, she teaches Modern Hebrew language and literature. Her interests cover all Hebrew and jewish literature, from Biblical to contemporary http://www.hebrew.unimelb.edu.au/research/

You are here: Arts School Languages Hebrew Research Research in Hebrew and Jewish Studies School of Languages Principal Areas of Specialisation Academic Staff and their Research Interests Recent Publications by Postgraduate Students Research in the University Follow this link to view useful information on research at the University, including information for staff, students and visitors, as well as the University's Research Report, a comprehensive listing of University research projects. Information for Staff on Research Initiatives and Support in the School of Languages Follow this link to find out more about the School of Languages Research Task Force workshops, Grants in Aid and other Research initiatives. Principal Areas of Specialisation Principal areas of specialisation in Hebrew and Jewish studies include: Modern Hebrew language Modern and contemporary Hebrew literature Modern and contemporary Jewish literature in English and in English translation Biblical prose and poetry Post-Biblical Hebrew literature Education in Australian Jewish day Schools Second Language teaching and acquisition The representation of European (especially German and Austrian) Jewry in 20th Century Hebrew literature Holocaust literature Academic Staff and their Research Interests Associate Professor Ziva Shavitsky has three degrees from the University of Melbourne. A native speaker, she teaches Modern Hebrew language and literature. Her interests cover all Hebrew and Jewish literature, from Biblical to contemporary texts, and second language acquisition. She has co-written a lexicon from the exegesis of Abraham Ibn Ezra, a 12th century commentator, and is at present, completing a book on

76. American Jewish Literature jewish literature. Categories. Writers. Shalom Aleichem Sholom Aleichem Home Page List of Aleichem s Works in Yiddish Fiddler on the Roof. Chaim Potok http://meltoncenter.osu.edu/ajeo/arts/lit.html

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77. The Avraham Harman Institute Of Contemporary Jewry - HUJI This division offers a program of study in comparative jewish literature as an The premises of this division are that jewish literature as it has http://icj.huji.ac.il/research_literature_desc.asp

Jewish Themes in Contemporary Literature Description Staff Research Description: This division offers a program of study in comparative Jewish literature as an imaginative discourse on the Jewish experience in our time. Publications include a book on the Holocaust and the literary imagination, By Words Alone (University of Chicago Press; finalist for the National Jewish Book award) and a study of exile and homecoming in the modern Jewish imagination, Booking Passage (University of California Press; finalist for the Koret Jewish Book Award)as well as numerous articles on subjects ranging from representations of the Holocaust in fiction, poetry, drama, and film to the reconfigurations of "Diaspora" and "Zion" in modern Jewish literature. The premises of this division are that Jewish literature as it has emerged over the past century and a half has mirrored, and helped to reconfigure, Jewish history and its cultural paradigms; that the shifting centers of Jewish civilization belong to a global conversation; and that the objective in our teaching and research is to get beyond the dialectics of mutual exclusion in order to create mutually engaging and ultimately liberating cultural dialogues. Courses offered range from "Topsy-Turvy: America and the Jewish Story" to "Agnon and the Land of Israel," from "Is Life Beautiful? The Holocaust and the Limits of Representatio" to "Jewish Literature: Place and Displacement."

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home about faculty programs ... affiliates The Undergraduate Concentration The division of Hebrew and Jewish Cultural Studies (HJCS) offers beginners, intermediate, and advanced Hebrew language classes along with other courses in Hebrew literature and culture. Learning the language enables students to engage with the study of historical, literary and religious texts, as well as the politics, folklore, anthropology, or contemporary Hebrew culture through film and media. The study of classical and modern Hebrew texts provides students with an integrated view of the development of Hebrew and Jewish literature and culture. The program offers a variety of upper division courses in these areas, making it possible for students to create a concentration in HJCS. Summary: All concentrators in HJCS are required to complete HJCS 100: Peoples of the Middle East . A HJCS concentrator must complete four terms of Hebrew (HJCS 101, 102, 201, 202) and five additional courses, including advanced Hebrew (HJCS 301), two upper-division courses taught in Hebrew or which require the reading of Hebrew texts, and two additional courses in the division in the fields of Jewish, Israeli or Hebrew literature, history, or culture. A student who is placed out of HJCS 301 is required to take an additional Hebrew course. The concentrator must also complete two elective cognate courses outside HJCS. These courses must be approved by the concentration advisor. Prerequisites to Concentration. HJCS 100, 101 and 102. Concentration Program. A minimum of 24 credits, distributed as follows:

79. Courses jewish literature from 350 BCE to 150 CE. The Greek and Hebrew sources include stories, 355 Representations of Women in 20th C. jewish literature. http://www.wisc.edu/grad/catalog/letsci/jewishC.html

Jewish Studies Courses 301 Introduction to Hebrew Literature. (Crosslisted with Hebr St) 3 cr. Selected works for different periods and genres; class discussions in Hebrew. P: Hebrew 202 or cons inst. 302 Introduction to Hebrew Literature. (Crosslisted with Hebr St) 3 cr. Continuation of 301. P: Hebrew 301 or cons inst. 328 Classical Rabbinic Literature in Translation. (Crosslisted with Hebr St, Littrans, Relig St) 3-4 cr. Introduction to the literature of the Classical Rabbinic or Talmudic period of Judaism (2nd to 7th centuries CE). Historical and intellectual background; the interrelation of liturgy, legal and non-legal literature. P: Open to Fr. 332 Prophets of the Bible. (Crosslisted with Hebr St, Relig St, Littrans) 4 cr. An introduction to the thought, literature, and history of the prophets of ancient Israel (in English). P: Open to Fr. 336 The Ethnography and Folklore of American Jewry. (Crosslisted with Anthro, Folklore) 3-4 cr. The culture of American Jewry is examined with special reference to its myths and rituals. Readings include the major monographs on the subject drawn from a variety of disciplines including history, anthropology, folklore, sociology, literature and religious studies. P: So or Jr st. 346 Jewish Literature of the Greco-Roman Period.

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The Schlafly Branch will host This five-part series explores Jewish literature and culture through scholar-led discussions of contemporary and classic books on the theme of "Your Heart’s Desire: Sex and Love in Jewish Literature." Dr. Nancy Berg, Associate Professor of Modern Hebrew Language and Literature at Washington University, will lead the sessions. Refreshments will also be provided. All sessions begin at 11 a.m. , a reading and discussion series, has been made possible through a grant from Nextbook and the American Library Association. The Mind-Body Problem For details or to register, call 539-0370. HOME KIDZONE CATALOG CONTACT US ... HINTS

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