Anne Tanenbaum Centre for Jewish Studies
Over the past five decades, the University of Toronto has developed one of the best and most comprehensive Jewish Studies programs in North America. Jewish Studies faculty offer courses in numerous disciplines, including archaeology, art, history, languages, literature, performance, philosophy, political science, religion, and sociology.
Sarah Gracombe, Pledging Allegiance?: Adapting the Book of Ruth in American Literature and Culture
Cecile Kuznitz, Visnshaft in a moment fun krizis: dem yivos opruf afn khurbn
Ilana Pardes, The Book of Ruth and the Question of Migration
Hizky Shoham, The Emotional Turn in Jewish Studies
Mikhail Krutikov, Der kidesh-hashem-motiv in der sovetisher khurbn-literature, 1943-1948
Dorota Glowacka, Hidden in Translation
Edward Breuer, Jews and the Critical Study of the Bible: A Window on Modern Jewish History
Edward Breuer, Cancel Culture or Victorian Prudence
Edward Breuer, Was Spinoza Really the Father of Modern Biblical Criticism?
Hila Shalem Baharad, The Low-Temperature Melting Pot
Marci Shore, Hegel or Job: Reading Lev Shestov in Wartime Kyiv
Jodi Eichler-Levine, What We Talk About When We Talk About Jewish Objects
Magdalena Kozłowska, Easterners: Polish Jews Looking at Middle Eastern Jews in the Interwar Period
Simo Muir, The History of Jews in Finland as seen through Yiddish Performances
Sebastian Schulman, Esperanto: The Other Jewish Language
Dov-Ber Kerler, Long time in Coming, Fast but not Furious: The Miracle of Modern Yiddish Culture
Dov-Ber Kerler, Yiddish scholarship in Yiddish and Yiddish Studies af goyish (any other language)
Shvester mayne! Empowerment Through Activism: Tsukunft and young Jewish women in interwar Poland
Louis Kaplan, Ilse Bing at Sea: Navigating a German-Jewish Refugee's Photographic Journey
Yossef Schwartz, Jewish Orientalism: From the 19th Century to the Present
Award Ceremony for Wolfe Chair Holocaust Studies Student Impact Prize with Elly Gotz
Morton Weinfeld, Antisemitism in North America: If Things are so Good... Why are They so Bad?
Morton Weinfeld, Diasporas and Dual Identities/Loyalties: The Problematic Jewish Case
Marc Baer, German, Jew, Muslim, Gay: The Life and Times of Hugo Marcus
Susan Kahn, Canine Pioneer
Liane Feldman, Other Stories of Sacrifice: Ritual and Writing in Second Temple Judaism
Kenneth Moss, Kultur un tsukunftlozikayt in di 1930ike yorn
Kenneth Moss, ATCJS Lecture on October 2, 2023
Eva Mroczek, Filth: A (Literally) Dirty History of Jewish Texts
Yiddish Poetry and Creativity in the Global World: A Moderated Discussion with Evgeny Kissin