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Modern Jewish Thought Seminar

This seminar series is held under the joint auspices of the Oxford Centre for Hebrew & Jewish Studies, the Faculty of Theology & Religion, & the Centre for the Study of the Bible. It is designed to create a forum for considering recent developments in modern Jewish thought. In particular, these seminars are intended to provide a forum for discussing recently published books in the field.

Trinity Term 2025

3:30pm (UK time) (** unless otherwise stated)

 Online via Zoom only (**unless otherwise stated)

 

Conveners: Dr Miri Freud-Kandel and Dr Ghila Amati

Week 2, Wednesday, 7 May

Professor Jerome Yehuda Gellman (Bar Ilan University), will discuss his book ‘The People, The Torah, the God:  A Neo-Traditional Jewish Theology?’

To register and join online please click here:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/TofFAzalRdyW676-ywM0Ng

 

**Week 4, Wednesday, 21 May, 3pm, In person only

In a change of format this week, join in-person for a second roundtable discussion on The Binding of Isaac/Ishmael with Julie Siddiqi

Part of a series on The Sisterhood? Feminist Critiques of Patriarchy and Inter-Faith Dialogue

In person: Open to members of the University

Location: Gibson Building, Faculty of Theology & Religion, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Woodstock Rd.

 

Week 6, Wednesday, 4 June

Professors George Y. Kohler (Bar Ilan University), and Samuel Kessler (Virginia Commonwealth University) will discuss their co-edited volume ‘Modern Jewish Theology: The First One Hundred Years, 1835-1935’

To register and join online please click here:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/w58JEytNThKxZ5ZrFn_rpw

 

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