Course |
JS / HIST 215 From Shtetl to Socialism: East European Jewry in the Modern
Era |
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Professor |
Cecile Kuznitz |
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CRN |
16026 |
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Schedule |
Tu Th 10:30 – 11:50 am HDR 302 |
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Distribution |
OLD: C |
NEW:
Humanities
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Cross-listed: Russian & Eurasian Studies
Eastern Europe was the largest and most vibrant
center of Jewish life for three hundred years prior to the Holocaust. In that
period East European Jewry underwent a wrenching process of modernization,
creating radically new forms of community, culture, and political organization
that still shape Jewish life today in the United States and Israel. Yet this
rich history is often obscured by nostalgic stereotypes of the shtetl in
popular culture. We will begin by dissecting such stereotypes and comparing
them to the realities of traditional Jewish society. We will then consider
topics including the rise of Chasidism and Haskalah (Enlightenment), modern
Jewish political movements including Zionism, and pogroms and Russian
government policy towards the Jews. Course materials will include both primary
and secondary historical sources, as well as literature and film of the period
under study. On-line
Course |
ANTH 267 Middle Eastern Diasporas |
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Professor |
Jeffrey Jurgens |
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CRN |
16040 |
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Schedule |
Tu Th 1:00 -2:20 pm ASP 302 |
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Distribution |
OLD: C |
NEW: Social
Science
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See Anthropology section for description.
Course |
HIST 2137 Jewish Women:Gender Roles and Cultural Change |
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Professor |
Cecile Kuznitz |
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CRN |
16025 |
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Schedule |
Tu Th 10:30 - 11:50 am HEG 300 |
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Distribution |
OLD: A |
NEW: History /
Rethinking Difference
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See History section for description.
Course |
SOC 253 Pluralism & Identity in Israel |
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Professor |
Yuval Elmelech |
|
CRN |
16052 |
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Schedule |
Tu Th 2:30 -3:50 pm OLIN 203 |
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Distribution |
OLD: C |
NEW: Social Science
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See Sociology section for description.
Course |
THEO / REL 201 Working Theologies |
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Professor |
Bruce Chilton |
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CRN |
16061 |
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Schedule |
Wed 12:00 -1:20 pm OLIN 308 |
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Distribution |
OLD: A |
NEW:
Humanities
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See Theology section for description.
Course |
THEO / REL 256 Historical Knowledge: Problems in Ancient Judaism and Christianity |
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Professor |
Bruce Chilton / Jacob Neusner |
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CRN |
16062 |
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Schedule |
Tu 2:30 -3:50 pm OLIN 310 + conference |
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Distribution |
OLD: A |
NEW:
Humanities
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See Theology section for description.