Jewish Studies Courses 2012-2013

Comparative Literary Studies

 278-1-20 Modern Hebrew Literature in Translation: The European Period (Fall 2012, Marcus Moseley)  279-0 Modern Jewish Literature in Translation: An Introduction (Fall 2012, Marcia Gealy)  302-21 A Tale of Love Darkness (Winter 2013, Marcus Moseley & Tamar Merinm)

English

 105-0-22 Writing About Children and the Holocaust (Spring 2013, Phyllis Lassner)

Gender Studies

 382 Gender, Race, and the Holocaust (Fall 2012, Phyllis Lassner)

German

 111 First Year Yiddish (Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring 2013, Anita Turtletaub)  112-1-20 Intermediate Yiddish (Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring 2013 Anita Turtletaub)  234-2 Jews and Germans: An Intercultural History (Spring 2013, Claire Sufrin)  242 Imagining Modern Jewish Culture in Yiddish and German (Fall 2012, Marcus Moseley)  246 Images of the Shtetl in Yiddish Literature (Spring 2013, Marcus Moseley) Hebrew Language

 Hebrew 111/Hebrew I (Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring 2013, Edna Grad)  Hebrew 121/Hebrew 2 (Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring 2013, Edna Grad)  Hebrew 316 Topics in Hebrew Literature (Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring 2013, Edna Grad)

History

 203-1 Jewish History, 750-1492 (Spring 2013, David Shyovitz)  300-20-0 Historical Background to the Establishment of Israel: 1920s-1940s (Fall 2012, Elie Rekhess)  300-33 Jews and Muslims in the Islamic Middle Ages (Winter 2013, Jacob Lassner)  300-43 Nascent State of Israel (Spring 2013, Ellie Rekhess)  300-46 Daily Life in Early Modern Europe: Christian & Jewish Experience (Spring 2013, Dean Bell)  348-1 Jews in Eastern Europe, 1250-1917 (Fall 2012, Yohanan Petrovsky- Shtern)  349 History of the Holocaust (Fall 2012, Peter Hayes)  392/395-30 Arabs in a Jewish State: The Arab Minority in Israel (Fall 2012, Elie Rekhess)

Jewish Studies

 101-6 Jobs Tears: Jewish Responses to Suffering from the Bible to Maus (Winter 2013, Marcus Moseley)  278-1 Rise of Israeli Women’s Prose Fiction (Winter 2013, Tamar Merin)  279 Modern Jewish Literature in Translation (Fall 2012, Marcia Gealy)  350 Representing the Holocaust in Literature and Film (Winter 2013, Phyllis Lassner)  379 Storytelling in American Jewish Literature (Spring 2013, Marcia Gealy)

Political Science

 395-20 Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (Winter 2013, Wendy Pearlman) Religion

 220 Introduction to Hebrew Bible (Winter 2013, Mira Balberg)  230 Introduction to Judaism (Fall 2012, Barry Wimpfheimer)  330 Varieties in Ancient Judaism: Rewriting the Bible (Spring 2013, Mira Balberg)  332 Modern Jewish Thought (Winter 2013, Claire Sufrin)  332 Modern Jewish Thought: Jews and Sports (Spring 2013, Rachel Gordan)  333 Judaism in the Modern World: Religion and Literature (Spring 2013, Claire Sufrin)  333 Judaism in the Modern World: The Jewish Encounter with America (Fall 2012, Rachel Gordan)  333-20 Religion and Belief in American Twentieth Century Literature (Winter 2013, Rachel Gordan)  333-21 From Diaspora Body to Zionist (Winter 2013, Yakir Englander)  339 Topics in Judaism: Law as Literature: Jewish Law (Fall 2012, Barry Wimpfheimer)  339 Gender Theory and Jewish Life (Spring 2013, Yakir Englander)

Spanish

 397-0 Topics in Latin American and Iberian Culture: Jewish Argentina (Fall 2012, Lucille Kerr)

SESP

 Teach_Ed 351 The Holocaust and Education: The 21st Century (Spring 2013, Danny Cohen)