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Alexander Kaye — Near Eastern & Judaic Studies
Examines the development of the State of Israel from its foundation to the present time. Israel's politics, society, and culture will be thematically analyzed.
Ilana Szobel — Near Eastern and Judaic Studies
An exploration of nationalism and gender in Modern Hebrew literature. By discussing various Hebrew texts and Israeli works of art and film, this course explores women's relationship to Zionism, war, peace, the state, politics, and processes of cultural production.
Ilana Szobel — Near Eastern & Judaic Studies
Explores cultural representations of disability in Israel, Europe, and the US. By focusing on literature, film, dance, and visual art, it explores physical, mental, and emotional disability experiences, and their relations to gender, sexuality, nationalism, and identity politics.
Esther Shorr — Near Eastern & Judaic Studies
For students with no previous knowledge and those with a minimal background. Intensive training in the basics of Hebrew grammar, listening comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. Several sections will be offered. Usually offered every semester.
Esther Shorr —Near Eastern & Judaic Studies
Continuation of HBRW 10a, employing the same methods. Intensive training in Hebrew grammar, listening, comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. Several sections offered every semester.
Guy Antebi — Near Eastern & Judaic Studies
Continuation of HBRW 10a, employing the same methods. Intensive training in Hebrew grammar, listening, comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. Several sections offered every semester.
Past Courses