81. JECC - Teaching With Jewish Literature And Videos Which character did you like best and why? http://www.jecc.org/litvid/postactivities.htm

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82. JEWISH HELLENISTIC LITERATURE jewish literature OF THE GRECOROMAN PERIOD5. Hebrew Studies 346/Jewish Studies346/Religious Studies 346. jewish literature between the Bible and the Mishnah. http://imp.lss.wisc.edu/~rltroxel/JHL/syllabus.html

JEWISH LITERATURE OF THE GRECO-ROMAN PERIOD5 Hebrew Studies 346/Jewish Studies 346/Religious Studies 346 Spring, 2002 Dr. Ronald L. Troxel 1348 Van Hise Hall email: rltroxel@facstaff.wisc.edu class discussion list: jhl-lecture@lists.students.wisc.edu Objective The goal of this course is to attain a foundational understanding of Jewish Hellenistic literature (including documents produced by the community at Qumran) by studying selected examples within their historical, cultural and literary settings. Requirements 1. Read the prescribed pages from the textbooks and the passages listed under the rubric " Texts " in each day’s assignment. 2. Attend class, ask questions and take notes well. The assigned readings offer important introductions and discussions, but they are simply a starting point. The class sessions will supplement, clarify, and query those readings, especially as we examine specific, representative passages. 3. Write three examinations: February 25 April 10 ; and the final. These exams will test your knowledge of the readings and the material covered in class. EACH EXAM COVERS ONLY THE MATERIAL SINCE THE PREVIOUS EXAM. 4. Write a paper on a topic in Jewish Hellenistic Literature, due at the

83. Hebrew And Jewish Literature In Russian - Advertising - Îáúÿâëåíèÿ The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://heblit.al.ru/about/adv.html

 èçðàèëüñêèõ êíèæíûõ ìàãàçèíàõ ïîÿâèëñÿ ñáîðíèê ðàññêàçîâ Ýòãàðà Êåðåòà â ïåðåâîäå À. Êðþêîâà. Ëè÷íî ìíå ñáîðíèê íå ïîíðàâèëñÿ: ïåðåâîä ìàëîõóäîæåñòâåííûé (îäíî íàçâàíèå ÷åãî ñòîèò: "Äíè êàê ñåãîäíÿ"), îò êîììåíòàðèåâ ïîïàõèâàåò ãã. Áîâèíûì, Çîðèíûì è Ñåéôóëü-Ìóëþêîâûì (íàïð., ðåâèçèîíèñòîâ òîâ. Êðþêîâ îáîçâàë ýêñòðåìèñòàìè). Êîðî÷å, íå çðÿ, îõ, íå çðÿ ãåáóõà ïîñëàëà åãî èçó÷àòü äðåâíååâð. ìîâó! eÍàðîäíàÿ ãàçåòà

84. Department Of Religions And Theology At The University Of Manchester Professor George Brooke. Credits 20 Level 3. Course Aims To introduce studentsto the nonbiblical jewish literature of the late Second Temple period. http://www.art.man.ac.uk/RELTHEOL/ugdegree/courses/th3910.htm

UNIVERSITY HOME PAGE FACULTY HOME PAGE SCHOOL HOME PAGE text links ... sitemap TH3910 Intertestamental Literature Professor George Brooke Credits: 20 Level: 3 Course Aims: To introduce students to the non-biblical Jewish literature of the late Second Temple period. Course Learning Outcomes: By the end of the course, you will: 1. have become familiar with the full range of Jewish literature which has survived from the period; 2. have studied some compositions in depth; 3. have appreciated the way in which the Dead Sea Scrolls form part of a wider literature; 4. have iexperience in analysing recent scholarly approaches to this material. Brief Description: The course pays particular attention to identifying the characteristics of a wide range of literary genres including stories, poems, wisdom literature, testaments, apocalypses, philosophy, and history writing. Literary works both from early Palestinian Judaism and also from the Jewish diaspora are studied. Some elementary knowledge of the history of the period 200 BCE-200 CE is covered briefly at the beginning of the course. All the compositions are studied in English.

85. Hebrew Literature Courses, Jewish Studies, Study Of Judaism Modern jewish literature in the Diaspora Band Tuesday, 700–900 pm CGHEBRW556 Diaspora literature has become more prominent over the past two decades. http://www.hebrewcollege.edu/html/coi_fall/hebrew_literature_courses.htm

Powered by Google Fall 2002 Hebrew Literature In Their Own Voice: Contemporary Israeli Women Writers Ramras-Rauch CORE TEXT CG-HEBRW 542 Modern Jewish Literature in the Diaspora Band CG-HEBRW 556 Diaspora literature has become more prominent over the past two decades. This course will examine a variety of these literary expressions in the modern period. Themes to be explored include the effect of modernization, the loss of traditional norms, how immigrants adjusted to their new homelands and the impact of antisemitism, including the Holocaust. Some of the texts were originally written in English; others were translated from Hebrew, Yiddish, Russian, French, German and Italian. The cosmopolitan scope of Jewish literature in the modern period will be a major topic of class discussions. The Family in Modern Jewish Literature Ramras-Rauch CG-EDUC 811 For description, see EDUCATION Women in the Bible: Protagonists, Heroines and Leaders Ramras-Rauch CG-BIBLE 582 For description, see BIBLE From Hasidim to Halutzim: 150 Years of Modern Hebrew Literature Glinert CORE TEXT Taught online CG-HEBRW 552 For description, see

86. Popular Jewish Literature And Its Role In The Making Of An Identity Mellen Title Popular jewish literature and Its Role in the Making of anIdentity. Status Not Signed In. Register, Sign In, My Account, View Cart. http://www.mellenbooks.com/emp/mellenpress.cfm?bookid=518&pc=9

87. Kommentar: Contemporary Jewish Literature In Great Britain Translate this page Nr. Contemporary jewish literature in Great Britain, S2, Mi, 13.30-15.10, 11/107,20.10. Vietor-Engländer, 02.536.4. Inhalt (kurze Beschreibung) siehe engl. http://www.tu-darmstadt.de/vvws99-00/comments/02.536.html

Kommentar zur Lehrveranstaltung: Veranstaltung Typ Tag Zeit Raum Beginn Dozent/in CPs Lv. Nr. Contemporary Jewish Literature in Great Britain Mi Vietor-Engländer Inhalt (kurze Beschreibung): siehe engl. Kommentar Voraussetzungen zur Teilnahme: Abitur Relevante Literatur: reader wird verteilt Angebotsturnus: jedes Winter-Semester Vorlesungssprache: Englisch

88. American-Jewish Literature Class Offered At Moorpark Americanjewish literature class offered at Moorpark. This class introduces theliterature of American-Jewish authors with an emphasis on the 20th century. http://www.theacorn.com/News/2001/0913/Faith/095.html

Visit our sister publication Agoura Hills Weather News Front Page Community Bulletin Board Schools ... Contact Us Advertising Classifieds Classified Order Vacation Photos Real Estate ... Page Search Archive J.Bee Publications E-mail Us Newspaper web site content management software and services Faith September 13, 2001 More Faith Headlines Fall is in the air at St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church American-Jewish literature class offered at Moorpark ... Sermon topic: ‘Substance’ American-Jewish literature class offered at Moorpark The Moorpark College Jewish Studies program is offering a new class, English M43, American-Jewish Literature, from 7 to 9:50 p.m.Wednesdays through Dec. 19 in classroom 6 at Temple Etz Chaim, 1080 E. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks. This class introduces the literature of American-Jewish authors with an emphasis on the 20th century. The works studied will be discussed both as literature and as a reflection of the Jewish experience in America. Writers to be studied include Bernard Malamud, Saul Bellow, Philip Roth, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Cynthia Ozick and others. Leading the class is Sidney Adler, Ph.D., Dean Emeritus, Humanities Division, Moorpark College. A yeshiva graduate fluent in both Hebrew and Yiddish, Adler has taught classes and given seminars in American-Jewish fiction.

89. Eisenbrauns - Hebrew And Jewish Literature - Hebrew and jewish literature World Congress of Jewish Studies WCJS11/C/3. Magnes Press, 1994, 84 pages (English) + 318 pages (Hebrew http://www.eisenbrauns.com/wconnect/wc.dll?ebGate~EIS~~I~WCJS11C3

90. University Press Of New England | Redirect Page Situating Latin American jewish literature within the multiple contexts of theHolocaust, postmodernism, and postcolonialism, Aizenberg argues that a http://www.dartmouth.edu/acad-inst/upne/1-58465-253-5.html

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91. Books / Literature Fiction / World Literature / Jewish 3. Children of Job American SecondGeneration Witnesses to the Holocaust (SunySeries in Modern jewish literature and Culture) Alan L. Berger / Paperback http://www.bookmag.com/books/literature---fiction/90.html

92. The Lion's Tale: Book Week Honors Jewish Literature Lion's Tale News Book Week honors jewish literature December 12, 2001By David Levitt. Bernard Cooperman speaks to juniors in the http://www.lionstale.org/dec01/n-bookweek.html

Book Week honors Jewish literature December 12, 2001 By David Levitt Bernard Cooperman speaks to juniors in the Beit Midrash about his most recent book, on Nov. 15. The Upper School held book week in honor of Cheshvan, the Jewish Book Month. The idea for Book Week, which took place from Nov. 12 to 16 and celebrated literature in the Jewish community, was introduced this past summer, when the Judaic Studies Departments met for their summer meeting a month before school started, according to librarian Michlean Amir. “We are the people of the Book and we all know that we love books. So it was decided that we should do something to celebrate books in our school,” said Amir. A book fair was held in the Upper School main hallway for parents and guests to buy books selected by each department, on Nov. 12. The fair was intended to enrich the curricula of the departments involved. Another aspect of Book Week included lectures from guest speakers. Author Anthony Pitch came to speak to the freshman and sophomores about his book, The Burning of Washington: The British Invasion, on Nov. 14. Pitch described details of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination and urged students to delve into the lives of historical figures.

93. An Internet Guide To Chabad Literature Read examples of writings based on the teachings of ChabadLubavitch as well as music and songs, art, and critical articles. to Chabad literature. MultiMedia Galleries. A Collection of Chabad Niggunim. Audio snippets of classic jewish songs, http://www.kesser.org/

A Guide to Chabad Literature MultiMedia Galleries A Collection of Chabad Niggunim Audio snippets of classic Jewish songs, Chabad niggunim, and Chabad melodies for daily and holiday prayers. A Chabad Art and Picture Gallery Over 30 works of art by Chabad artists - covering a variety of Jewish themes. Also a gallery of photographs of the Rebbe. A Gallery of Special Effects An exploratory gallery of interesting 3D graphics, animations, movies, Java programs, VRML worlds and other multimedia effects, which have been created by this Webmaster, as visual essays in emerging WWW technology. A Gallery of Videos Movies A gallery of videos of the Rebbe, and other Chabad activities. Videos include: The Rebbe speaking in English, The Rebbe at the ground breaking for 770, The Rebbe at various holidays. WWW Learning Centers Chabad of Cyberspace A huge archive of Chabad literature. Includes full books such as: the basic text of the Chabad-Lubavitch philosophy known as the "Tanya", Sefer HaYom Yom - A Chassidic thought for every day, Commentary on Pirke Avot - (Ethics of our Fathers) along with many articles about Moshiach, Chabad customs (minhagim) and locations of Chabad Houses. Think Jewish The Lubavitcher Rebbe's talks, explained in English in real time audio. A selection of talks about the holidays and other Jewish topics, recorded by Yosef Yitzchak Jacobson, and delivered over the WWW in live stream audio format.

94. Jewish U.S.A Information Guide for all things jewish including lifestyle, culture, news, views, history , religion, kaballa, education, literature, business, travel, food restaurants. http://jewishunitedstates.com

95. Jewish-American History On The Web An online archive of original documents, journals, books and literature on the subject of Jews in 19thCentury America. http://www.jewish-history.com/

Jewish-American History on the Web Passover in the Union Army, 1862 We Support Our Troops! Pray for the USA and President Bush! "This Day in History" is provided by The History Channel Jewish-history.com does not select the content for "This Day in History" Patriotic Images Gallery This site is dedicated to the history of Jews in the United States of America . Jewish-History.com is a project of Jewish-American History Documentation Foundation, Inc. This page last updated on April 02, 2003 05:17 PM -0500

96. Flectere Magic Bibliographies And Resources Scholarly bibliographies of books on folk magic. Topics include Witches or Magic Users in Greek literature; Necromancy; Cursing; Anthropological and General Theories of Magic, Papyri Graecae Magicae; and Magic and Religion in Egyptian, Coptic, jewish, Syrian, Anatolian, Hittite, and Mesopotamian Cultures. http://www.rdg.ac.uk/~lkpbodrd/magbib/.

Magic Bibliographies and Resources John-Gabriel Bodard These bibliographies so far contain only a few works which I have consulted for my PhD research into ancient Greek perceptions of magic. The content inevitably reflects my interests (particularly archaic and classical Greek literary sources). A comprehensive bibliography of magic (even ancient magic) would in any case be prohibitive. Feel free to suggest additions, etc. Please let me know if you find this of any use. In case you have found this page while looking for something else, I have included links to other online magic resources. You are visitor number to my site since its conception in 1996. This whole site will soon be restructured to make it simpler, more attractive and hopefully more useful (and so it will involve less work to keep it updated). The current change of face of this page is the first step. The bibliographies are currently still in their unwieldy form, as listed below. There is a Text-Only Version of the full bibliography in a single document; this is more up-to-date than any of the subdivided bibliographies. The following sub-sections, divided into topics for for convenience, remain accessible but are no longer updated pending the restructure of the site (which will happen when I have more time):

97. Ladino --- A Lost Language? Interview with Avner Peretz, director of the Institute of Ladino in the Jerusalem suburb of Maale Adumim. Discusses his efforts to save the literature, proverbs, and oral traditions before they disappear. http://www.jewishworldreview.com/0798/ladino1.asp

Jewish World Review Oct. 20, 1998 / 1 Mar-Cheshvan, 5759 Dr. Jay Levinson Ladino - a language destined to be lost? "THE RACE IS ON to save the treasures of Ladino." This is the way Avner Peretz, Director of the Institute of Ladino in the Jerusalem suburb of Maale Adumim described his efforts to record the the Sephardic equivalent of Yiddish before much of it vanishes. In this spirit Peretz, a sixth generation Jerusalemite of Turkish background, has been collecting books, newspapers, and manuscripts. And he has not stopped there. He has also made a concerted effort to document the Ladino oral tradition. When the Jews were expelled from Spain in 1492, they took their language with them. In the Balkans and Turkey it was called Ladino, a corruption of the word "Latin" used to distinguish it from Turkish. In Tangier and Tetuan in Spanish Morocco it was called "Haquitiya." The classic of Ladino Literature is clearly Me-am Lo'ez , a monumental work of biblical commentary and talmudic tradition written in systematic form for the layman. In 1730 Rabbi Yaakov Culi published the initial volume, the first part of Exodus, in Constantinople; it was not until more than a century and a half later and more than a half dozen authors that the opus was finally completed. Today Me-am Lo-ez is a popular set in Hebrew, and it is making inroads into the market of English-speaking Jews, where it has appeared as

98. Tradition Art & Cards - Unique Art And Literature Related To The Jewish People Unique art and literature related to the history, heritage and current life of jewish people in Eastern Central Europe, featuring jewish papercut prints, paintings, poster art and poetry. http://www.tradition-art.com

Welcome to the web site of Here you will find distinctive, unique art related in one way or another to the history, heritage and current life of Jewish people in Eastern and Central Europe. My name is Dennis Misler I started as a result of my experiences in the early 90’s traveling through Poland and the former Soviet Union "in search of my Jewish roots." I discovered a lot. Very significant to me was the wonderful art I saw being produced about Jewish life, past and present. The best of it plays an important role in keeping memories alive and in fostering the few small, but significant, efforts to create new Jewish communities there. in part reflects my desire to support those efforts by making some of that art available in the US. We guarantee that what you see here cannot be found anywhere else on the web. We hope you see something you want to buy, and we encourage you take advantage of

99. University Press Of New England | Redirect Page Diaspora and Zionism in jewish American literature Lazarus, Syrkin, Reznikoff, and Roth OmerSherman, Ranen An in-depth exploration of the work of four major writers confronting jewish nationalism and the fate of the diaspora. This interdisciplinary http://www.dartmouth.edu/acad-inst/upne/1-58465-202-0.html

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100. Ivri-NASAWI Sephardi/Mizrahi Arts Promoting Sephardi/Mizrahi music, literature, art and history through advocacy, education, scholarship and entertainment, with links, news, mailing lists, and bulletins supporting the principle of crosscultural cooperation, and ties within the jewish community and peoples of Middle Eastern descent. http://www.ivri-nasawi.org/

This page last updated January 5, 2003 New sponsors enter here What is Ivri-NASAWI? Calendar Art ... Levantine Cultural Center For more information write: sephardi@ivri-nasawi.org or call our main office at 323-650-3157 Ivri-NASAWI 1033 N. Orlando Ave, Los Angeles CA 90069 New York Chapter San Francisco Bay Area Chapter Washington, DC-Baltimore Chapter Heard any great music lately? Tell us about it: email your favorite discography sephardi, mizrahi, jewish, arab, middle eastern, culture, arts, jewish identity, middle eastern identity, arab jew, mizrahim, sephardim, sephardic judaism, crypto-judaism, pluralism, multiculturalism, poetry, writing, middle east peace, arab jewish dialogue, artists, writers, sephardi/mizrahi arts and cutures Ivri-NASAWI read here about the Levantine Center Read Poetry Read poetry, visit the Ismi Anthology banner exchange welcome Benjoya Morocco Sephardic Cuba Sunlight and Shadow, the Jews of Islam - Book Review

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