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David Patterson Lectures

The David Patterson Lectures, named in honour of the Centre’s Founder President, occur weekly during Oxford terms and are open to the public. Please find a list of this term’s lecture titles listed below.

For information on how to register for the lectures online, please follow the links in our Term Programme. To watch a selection of previously recorded David Patterson Lectures, please click here. If you have any queries about the lectures, please contact Ms Priscilla Lange at academic.administrator@ochjs.ac.uk.

 

Hilary Term 2021 Schedule

Thursdays 18.00-19.00 via Zoom

Week 1, 21 January

No lecture

Week 2, 28 January

Professor Alison Salvesen (OCHJS), Professor Sarah Pearce (University of Southampton), Professor Miriam Frankel (Hebrew University)

‘Israel in Egypt: The Land of Egypt as Concept and Reality for Jews in Antiquity and the Early Medieval Period’

Week 3, 4 February

Dr Javier del Barco (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Madrid)

‘Narcissus Marsh’s Hebrew Books from the Oxford Period at Marsh’s Library in Dublin’

Week 4, 11 February

Dr Blanca Villuendas Sabate (OCHJS)

‘The Cairo Genizah fragments as pieces in Intellectual History jigsaws: the case of dream interpretation’

Week 5, 18 February

Dr Danielle Drori (OCHJS)

‘Benjamin Disraeli in the Hebrew Imagination (1880s-1920s)’

Week 6, 25 February

Professor Ron Tappy (Pittsburgh Theological Seminary)

‘Letters from Tel Zayit: The Hebrew Alphabet Carved in Stone’

Week 7, 4 March

Professor Jodi Eichler-Levine (Lehigh University)

‘Painted Pomegranates and Needlepoint Rabbis: Crafting and Material Religion Among Contemporary Jewish Americans’

Week 8, 11 March

Dr Elena Lolli (OCHJS)

‘Scribal Habits and Codicological Features of the Oldest Hebrew Account Book in Italy’

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