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MODERN HEBREW PROGRAM TO HOST BAKE SALE FOR SYRIAN CHILDREN Presented by The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies is excited to announce that on Valentine’s Day Tuesday, February 14th... Read more |
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David Graizbord's Lecture - Iberian Identity Crises and their Reverberations: 1931 and Beyond Lecture at the Fractured Faiths Symposium by David Graizbord, Arizona Center for Judaic Studies. September 9, 2016 Click link below. Mon, 09/19/2016 - 12:39 |
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New Modern Judaism Professor Announcement Judaic Studies is proud to announce that Dr. Gil Ribak from Oberlin College will be joining the Judaic Studies Faculty as the new Modern Judaism Professor. Tue, 04/26/2016 - 12:44 |
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Sharon Megdal Receives Women of Influence Lifetime Achievement Award UA professor Sharon B. Megdal received this year's Lifetime Achievement Award at the 13th annual... Read more |
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Former UA Scholar: Tut's Tomb Hidden Secrets?King Tutankhamun's Tomb has Hidden Secrets?A former UA Scholar named Nicholas Reeves believes that the Tomb of King Tutankhamun has some secrets. For the full article and photos on the conference, please click here.
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Prof. Asher Susser's Recent PublicationsProf. Susser recently has published the articles:
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Dr. Beth Alpert Nakhai's Safety on Digs 2015 Survey Beth Alpert Nakhai, Associate Professor of Judaic Studies, is hoping to improve safety for everyone on archaeological digs in the Middle East, North Africa and the Mediterranean Basin. Nakhai is the head of the American Schools of Oriental Research’s Initiative on the Status of Women (http://www.asor.org... Read more |
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Celebrate Her for the Fruit of Her Hands: Studies in Honor of Carol L. MeyersDr. Beth Nakhai PublicationsCo-editor of Book & Author of Print Article: Celebrate Her for the Fruit of Her Hands: Studies in Honor of Carol L. Meyers, with S. Ackerman and C. Carter. Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns. 2015 |
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Prof. David Graizbord Recent Publication Prof. David Graizbord recently published his article "Who and What was a Jew: Some Considerations for the Historical Study of new Christians."The present essay argues that studies of early modern Iberian societies have too often been insufficiently grounded in the study of pre-modern Jewish culture, and that consequently historical scholarship on judeoconversos has reproduced medieval Christian notions of Jewishness in addressing the key question of identity. The article... Read more |
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Sol Littman's Recent Activities Here is an update on Sol Littman's recent activities in his own words: Canada's National Archives in Ottawa holds some 71 boxes containing several hundred files of research material I collected over the years focused on Holocaust events and Nazi war criminals in a dozen European countries. On the advice of the archivists who systemized the material, the collection has been closed for 25 years and access is available only on my permission. In the past year I... Read more |