We are pleased to announce the CFA for the Lakritz Fellowship 2019/2020.
We are pleased to announce that the Rosenzweig Minerva Center will grant 3 doctoral \ post doctoral fellowships in the following academic year: 2019/2020
We are excited to distribute this CFA: Grant Writing in Gender and Philosophy.
We seek a post-doctoral level scholar to spearhead a multi-year research grant proposal for a study of German-Jewish women intellectuals from the 18th - through the 20th-Centuries.
Please find further details in the file attached.
Joachim Schlör, "Heimat auf dem Balkon: Zur Erschließung deutsch-jüdischer Nachlässe in Israel", Jüdische Kultur & Geschichte. Magazin des Simon-Dubnow Instituts (2018)
פרויקט הארכיון ההיסטורי של האוניברסיטה העברית, שעורך מרכז רוזנצווייג בשיתוף עם ארכיון הספרות הגרמני במארבך ובתמיכת קרן גרדה הנקל, מחפש לאייש שתי משרות: לתלמיד/ות מחקר על בסיס מלגה, ולסטודנט/ית על בסיס שכר סטודנט.
Volume 10 of Naharaim - the Center's journal for German-Jewish literature and cultural history - is now out in two issues.
The two new issues feature two special sections - "Yiddish in German and German-Jewish Culture" and "German Orientalism and the Jewish 'Arab Question'" - among other great contributions in English and in German.
On 7-8 December 2016 the Rosenzweig Minerva Center held a conference in Berlin together with the Freie Universität under the title Zwischen Exodus und Ausbürgerung: 1976 und die Folgen, which included a reading and a discussion with Wolf Biermann.
In his short piece at the Jüdische Allgemeine Forschen um der Wahrheit willen Enrico Lucca sketches the German presence at the Hebrew University, since its foundation and to this day - concluding with the Center's pro
A reportage by Lars-Broder Keil in Die Welt newspaper, describing the Center's project Traces and Treasures of German-Jewish History in Israel.
A review by Hans-Joachim Hahn appeared in Chilufim: Zeitschrift für jüdische Kulturgeschichte in 2015 of the Center's publication Constantin Brunner im Kontext: Ein Intellektueller zwischen Kaiserreich und Exil, edited by Irene Aue-Ben-David, Gerhard Lauer and Jürgen Stenzel.
Read more about our conference "Tangled Heritage. Jewish Publishing Cultures in the Interwar Period" (7.12.2015) in a short article written by one of the conference participants:
Dr. Stephanie Jacobs, "Verworbenes Erbe. Workshop zur Buchkultur der Zwischenkriegszeit an der Nationalbibliothek Israel in Jerusalem", in: Dialog mit Bibliotheken, 2016/1
