2022 Study of Collections Fellowship Report: The Unpublished Materials of Charles Clermont-Ganneau
Matthew Suriano 2022 summer research in London's British Museum
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“The European Jewish World 1914-1919: What Changed?”. in World War I and the Jews: Conflict and Transformation in Europe, the Middle East, and the United States (pp. 32-55). New York: Berghahn Press.
“The European Jewish World 1914-1919: What Changed?”
Author/Lead: Marsha L. Rozenblit
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“The European Jewish World 1914-1919: What Changed?”
"The World of Qumran and the Sectarian Dead Sea Scrolls in Gendered Perspective.". in The Bible and Women: An Encyclopedia of Exegesis and Cultural History..
Gender in the Dead Sea Scrolls
Author/Lead: Maxine Grossman
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Gender in the Dead Sea Scrolls
Moses Mendelssohn: Enlightenment, Religion, Politics, Nationalism (Studies and Texts in History and Culture)
Moses Mendelssohn, philosophy and legacy
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Moses Mendelssohn: Enlightenment, Religion, Politics, Nationalism (Studies and Texts in History and Culture)
A collection of studies in the philosophy of Moses Mendelssohn by the pre-eminent scholars in the field.
Edited By: Michah Gottlieb and Charles H. Manekin
ISBN: 978-1934309636
Party-Military Relations in a Pluralistic Society
Party-Military Relations in a Pluralistic Society
Author/Lead: Yoram Peri
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Party-Military Relations in a Pluralistic Society
Jews and Muslims in the Islamic World
The symbiotic relationship of Jews and Muslims in the Islamic word
Non-ARHU Contributor(s): Zvi Zohar
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Jews and Muslims in the Islamic World
Essays by leading scholars on the symbiotic relation ship between Jews and Muslims, including their history (past and present), social life, architecture, religion, music, and literature
Edited By: Bernard Cooperman and Zvi Zohar
ISBN: 9781934309322
Built by Wisdom, Established by Understanding: Essays on Biblical and Near Eastern Literature in Honor of Adele Berlin
Honoring our colleague Adele Berln
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Built by Wisdom, Established by Understanding: Essays on Biblical and Near Eastern Literature in Honor of Adele Berlin
A collection of essays in Biblical and ancient studies in honor of Adele Berlin
Edited By: Maxine L. Grossman
ISBN: 1934309486
Shaping the Middle East: Jews, Christians, and Muslims in an Age of Transition, 400-800 C.E.
Jews, Christian, and Muslims at the end of antiquity and the start of the middle ages.
Non-ARHU Contributor(s): Kenneth G. Holum
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Shaping the Middle East: Jews, Christians, and Muslims in an Age of Transition, 400-800 C.E.
Presents the archaeology, art, and history of the Middle East from 400800 C.E. including latest archaeology of Caesarea, the Persian invasion of Palestine, and the Early Islamic period.
Edited By: Kenneth G. Holum and Hayim Lapin
ISBN: 9781934309315
Issues in the Acquisition and Teaching of Hebrew
Teaching and acquisiition of Hebrew
Non-ARHU Contributor(s): Avital Feuer, Sharon Armon-Lotem
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Issues in the Acquisition and Teaching of Hebrew
Essays include teaching at the university level, sociolinguistics, verbal morphology, teaching poetry, teaching grammar, and more.
Edited By: Avital Feuer, Sharon Armon-Lotem, Bernard Cooperman
ISBN: 9781934309216
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The Jews of Italy: Memory and Identity
Two thousnd years of Jewish life and experience in Italy
Non-ARHU Contributor(s): Barbara Garvin
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The Jews of Italy: Memory and Identity
23 essays covering 2000 years on archaeology and history, Kabbalah, language and culture, Anti-Semitism, and the Holocaust.
Edited By: Barbara Garvin and Bernard Cooperman
ISBN: 978193430916
Philosophers and the Jewish Bible
How philosophers, medieval and modern, have read the Bible
Non-ARHU Contributor(s): Robert Eisen
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Philosophers and the Jewish Bible
Essays on how Jewish philosophers, both historical and modern, including Philo, Saadia Gaon, Ibn Tibbon, Spinoza, and Maimonides, have interpreted the Bible narrative.
Edited By: Charles Manekin and Robert Eisen
ISBN: 9781934309209