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RELI 209 |
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Introduction to Judaism |
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Gregory Kaplan |
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Course Status - 1 |
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School of Humanities |
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School of Humanities |
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The published description states, "Post-biblical Judaism reflected in ancient rabbinic (legal space and non-legal) literature More... |
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MWF 10:00AM - 10:50AM |
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Maimonides Reader, 1 (ed.), Twersky
On Being a Jew, 1 (ed.), Kugel
Talmud: Selected Writings, 1 (ed.), Bokser
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All are undergraduates, many are religious studies majors, and several are freshmen. |
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"Introduction to Judaism" is a survey course covering all aspects of the Jewish religion:its history, basic concepts, doctrin More... |
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Professor Kaplan has taught the class several times, and its plan is more or less set as a chronological treatment of importa More... |
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Professor Kaplan imagines the archive could answer very specifically how German Jews identified themselves before the war. D More... |
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In the "Introduction to Judaism," Professor Kaplan takes a long view of Jewish history and typically devotes no more than one More... |
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Introducing selections from the archive into the class would unfold over a week or two. First, Professor Kaplan would lectur More... |
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In actual fact, the class did carry through the assignment more or less as planned. Professor Kaplan selected four videos fr More... |
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RELI 209 
Introduction to Judaism