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Research Seminar, Hebrew and Jewish Studies, University College London 2015–2016
By uclhwis, on 12 October 2015
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- Targum Studies in London, IOTS 2018
- Hasidism and Modernity: the Hasid and the ‘Other’—by Naftali Loewenthal
- Teaching and Learning in Yiddish—by Helen Beer
- Biblical motifs in the first Hebrew translation of “The Taming of the Shrew”
- Viktor Levi’s Ha-Mayyim Ha-Marim ve Ha-Me’arerim o la Agua de la Sotah, an anticlerical Judeo-Spanish novel published in Constantinople in 1889
- Hebrew Education on the Map: The State of the Field Internationally—by Rina Kreitman
- In and Out of Women’s Luggage: Narratives of Women’s Migration in Modern Hebrew Literature—by Tsila Ratner
- The Limits of Refusal: Israel, Lebanon, and the Shadow of 1982—by Seth Anziska
- Khazars in the Hungarian Jewish Imagination—by Prof. Michael Miller
- Why Aramaic in the Yerushalmi? Code-switching in Early Rabbinic Literature—by Willem Smelik
- Delineating Jewish Intercession from Early Modern to 19th Century Europe: Attempts of a Definition—by François Guesnet
- Scribal Culture and the Making of the Septuagint—by James Aitken
- A natural yet providential tongue: Moses Mendelssohn on Hebrew as a language of action—by Avi Lifschitz (UCL)
- Why Medieval Jewish Liturgy is not Dull—by Prof. Stefan Reif
- Research Seminar, Hebrew and Jewish Studies, University College London 2015–2016
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- Targum Studies in London, IOTS 2018
- Hasidism and Modernity: the Hasid and the ‘Other’—by Naftali Loewenthal
- Teaching and Learning in Yiddish—by Helen Beer
- Biblical motifs in the first Hebrew translation of “The Taming of the Shrew”
- Viktor Levi’s Ha-Mayyim Ha-Marim ve Ha-Me’arerim o la Agua de la Sotah, an anticlerical Judeo-Spanish novel published in Constantinople in 1889
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