Frankel Institute - Fellows Colloquia 2010-11 - Winter 2011 (Audio-Only Podcast)

Winter 2011

Episodes

Translations versus Talking God's Language: Rabbinic Judaism's Dilemma

April 7, 2011 • 74 mins

David H. Aaron's presentation provides a survey of the principal texts relevant to the exploration of early Judaism's language consciousness and ideology.

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Between Self and Other: Displacement, Dislocation, and Deferral in Dovid Bergelson's Mides ha-din and Alfred Doblin's Reise in Polen

March 24, 2011 • 74 mins

Marc Caplan, U-M

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The Profane and the Sacred: The Image of Yiddish in American Yiddish Literature

March 17, 2011 • 65 mins

Avraham Novershtern

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Rabbi Shimon bar Yohai Meets St. Bartholomew - Peripatetic Traditions in Judaism and Christianity of Late Antiquity

March 10, 2011 • 54 mins

Richard Kalmin, Jewish Theological Seminary, and Frankel Institute Fellow

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A Genealogy of Violence in Modern Hebrew Culture

February 24, 2011 • 68 mins

Ruth Tsoffar, U-M Frankel Fellow

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Launching the Historical Jewish Press Website: A Discussion of Six Years' Work to Rescue 200 Years of Printed History

February 10, 2011 • 73 mins

Yaron Tsur, Tel Aviv University With Aaron McCollough, U-M Library and Jeremy York, HathiTrust

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The New Faces of Ladino in Latin America Today: Language Revival and National Identity

January 27, 2011 • 67 mins

Monique Balbuena, University of Oregon and Fellow at the Frankel Institute

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Judeo-Arabic: The Language of Arabic-Speaking Jews

January 20, 2011 • 61 mins

Benjamin Hary, Emory University In this colloquium, professor Hary reviews the history of the Judeo-Arabic religiolect and analyze its structure. He then discusses the language continuum employed by users of Judeo-Arabic and trace its diachronic evolution. The presentation also tackles some terminological issues, especially with respect to the denotation of Arabic-speaking Jews. Finally, Hary addresses the state of Judeo-Arabic to...

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Dos Pintele Yod - Hebrew Orthography, the Play of Ethics, and the Jewish Mystical Imagination

November 18, 2010 • 73 mins

Elliot K Ginsburg is Associate Professor of Jewish Thought in the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Michigan. He specializes in the Jewish mystical traditions, including kabbalah and hasidism, and has wide-ranging interests in Judaism as religious tradition, and in the history of religions.

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Frankel Institute - Fellows Colloquia 2010-11 - Winter 2011 (Audio-Only Podcast)

Episodes

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.css-r6mb8g{margin:0;word-break:break-word;display:-webkit-box;-webkit-box-orient:vertical;box-orient:vertical;-webkit-line-clamp:1;overflow:hidden;}Between Self and Other: Displacement, Dislocation, and Deferral in Dovid Bergelson's Mides ha-din and Alfred Doblin's Reise in Polen

The Profane and the Sacred: The Image of Yiddish in American Yiddish Literature

Rabbi Shimon bar Yohai Meets St. Bartholomew - Peripatetic Traditions in Judaism and Christianity of Late Antiquity

A Genealogy of Violence in Modern Hebrew Culture

Launching the Historical Jewish Press Website: A Discussion of Six Years' Work to Rescue 200 Years of Printed History

The New Faces of Ladino in Latin America Today: Language Revival and National Identity

Judeo-Arabic: The Language of Arabic-Speaking Jews

Dos Pintele Yod - Hebrew Orthography, the Play of Ethics, and the Jewish Mystical Imagination

Popular Podcasts

Translations versus Talking God's Language: Rabbinic Judaism's Dilemma

Between Self and Other: Displacement, Dislocation, and Deferral in Dovid Bergelson's Mides ha-din and Alfred Doblin's Reise in Polen