The Center for Jewish Studies partnered with Religious Studies and Islamic Studies to host an exhibit and learning opportunity in the U of M Building at the 2018 State Fair.
The U of M confronts the sins of its past after a library exhibit highlights a troubling era of discrimination against African-American and Jewish students.
"How One Collector Built History's Most Remarkable Jewish Library: David Oppenheim (1664-1736), Chief Rabbi of Prague" Joshua Teplitsky, History, Stony Brook University This is the story of...
In a posthumously published essay about the scholarly field he professed all his life, Friedrich Nietzsche wrote, "Philologists, when discussing their science, never get down to the root of...
In a posthumously published essay about the scholarly field he professed all his life, Friedrich Nietzsche wrote, "Philologists, when discussing their science, never get down to the root of...
A literature for Yiddish speaking children flourished during the early decades of the twentieth century, a time of rapid modernization when large numbers of Eastern European Jews became...
Jewish leftists saw children's literature as a primary pathway to national subject formation and cultural renaissance. Socialists and communists alike invested substantial resources in...
Jewish leftists saw children's literature as a primary pathway to national subject formation and cultural renaissance. Socialists and communists alike invested substantial resources in...
