Public Lectures 2001-2002
Violence And Modern Jewish Experience From Feudalism To Communism
Victor Karády
Centre de Sociologie de l'Education et de la Culture, Paris, France
Beyond Folklore And Exoticism: New Realities As A Challenge For European Jewish Studies
Joachim Schloer
Moses Mendelssohn Centre For European Jewish Studies
Potsdam University, Germany
The Jewish Project Of Modernity: Diverse Or Unitary
Shulamit Volkov
Tel Aviv University, Israel
Co-Sponsored By The Nationalism Studies Program And The History Department
Anti-Semitism Without Jews And Without Antisemites: A Case Study In The Pathology Of Antisemitism In Poland, 1999–2000
Alina Cała
Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw, Poland
Two Ways Of Being A Jewish Writer: Ferenc Molnár And Arthur Schnitzler
Ivan Sanders
Columbia University, New York, Usa
Co-Sponsored By The Nationalism Studies Program
Against Oblivion: Jewish Women Writing On The Holocaust
Irmela Von Der Luehe
University Of Goettingen, Germany
Co-Sponsored By The Department Of Gender Studies And The History Department
Commemoration And Memorialisation Of The Holocaust In Poland: The Problems Of The Auschwitz Museum
Jonathan Webber
Oxford University, UK
Can There Be Peace In The Middle East?
Yael Tamir
Tel Aviv University, Israel
Co-Sponsored By The Nationalism Studies Program
Epilog Or Revival? Jewish Life In Germany Today
Michael Brenner
University Of Munich, Germany
Israel: Holy/Land?
Esther Benbassa And Jean-Christophe Attias
Ecole Pratique Des Hautes Etudes Sorbonne, Paris, France