A German Jew Looks at Postwar Europe: Gershom Scholem in Prague, 1946
Mon, 30/11/202010:15
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via Zoom
Events
Translation Revolution: A History of German Jewish Bible Translation
Mon, 16/11/202017:00
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via Zoom
Moses Mendelssohn’s and Salomon Maimon’s Ways to Enlightenment
Mon, 02/11/202010:15
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via Zoom
Translation as a Mode of Philosophizing: Franz Rosenzweig's Maimonidean Lesson
Mon, 21/06/202110:15
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via Zoom
The Orientalist as Advocate: Infanticide and Exoticism in Mandate-Palestine
Mon, 07/06/202110:00
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via Zoom
”Singbarer Rest, ein Gegenwort”: Paul Celan and the Poetics of What Remains.
Mon, 24/05/202110:15
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via Zoom
”An Indirect Way to Proclaim Our Truth”: The Stakes of Jewish Translation in Interwar Germany and Postwar France
Mon, 03/05/202110:15
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via Zoom
Exilic Explorations. Approaching Jewish History through the Global Lens of Photography
Mon, 19/04/202110:15
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via Zoom
Rosenzweig-Frankel Workshop: Literature and Translation between German and Hebrew
Mon, 22/03/202117:00
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via Zoom
Presentation on the Maktoob Series, Van Leer Jerusalem Institute
Mon, 15/03/202110:15
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via Zoom
Book Launch - Three Poets of the Sacred Quotidian: Paul Celan, Yehuda Amichai, Dan Pagis (Hebrew)
Tue, 19/01/202119:00
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via Zoom
The Wandering Library: S.Y. Agnon between Hebrew and ”Weltliteratur“
Mon, 18/01/202110:15
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via Zoom
Naharaim-Symposium: Global Mobility and the German-Jewish Experience: Language, Culture, and History in Transition
Thu, 14/01/202120:00
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via Zoom