Jessie Sampter, Unlikely Zionist, Sarah Imhoff, Indiana Unviersity, 4/19/22, remote
From Venice to Amsterdam: A Seventeenth-Century Hebrew Translation of the Qur'an, Naima Afif, 4/5/22 - remote
Jews and Muslims Making Multi-culturalism on the 1893 Midway, Jacob Dorman, University of Nevada, Reno, 3/8/22
The Israeli Economy: A Story of Success and Costs, Joseph Zeira, Hebrew University, 3/1/22
Between becoming and belonging: Non-Jewish Kabbalah Tourism in the Jewish homeland, Jens Augspurger, University of London, 2/8//22
Symposium on Indigeneity, Bruce Duthu, Dartmouth College, Hannan Hever, Yale University, 10/21/22
Language Anxiety: Undoing the Metaphors of Hebrew Revival, Roni Henig, New York University, 2/1/2022
Togo Mizrahi and the Making of Egyptian Cinema, Deborah Starr, Cornell University, 5/27/21
The Quibbler: Al-Jahiz's Equivocations, Jeannie Miller, University of Toronto, 5/26/21
New Paths: A Festschrift in Honor of Professor Elliot Wolfson, Elizabeth Weber, Michael Fishbane, Sharon Koren and Daniel Abrams, 5/23/21
After Jews and Arabs: Remaking Levantine Culture, Ammiel Alcalay, CUNY-Graduate Center, 5/20/21
A Replacement Life, Boris Fishman, University of Montana, 5/14/21
The Literary Qur'an: Narrative Ethics in the Maghreb, Hoda El Shary, University of Chicago, 5/13/21
A Russian Immigrant: Translingual Fiction, Maxim Shrayer, Boston College, 5/10/21
Sholem Aleichem, Anita Norich, University of Michegan, Justin Cammy, Smith College, Marc Caplan, Dartmouth College, 5/9/21
Through a Ukrainian Looking Glass: Hofshteyn's Soviet Yiddish Translations of Taras Shevchenko, Amelia Glaser, University of California, San Diego, 5/6/21
The Colonized Semites and the Infectious: Anti-Semitism in the Levant, 1870-1914, Orit Bashkin, University of Chicago, 4/29/21
Encountering Sexuality: Homoeroticism and Orientalist Scholarship before 1800, Paul Babinski, Princeton University, 4/27/21
Aleppo's Modern Poets: A Comparative Approach to the Literary Forum at the University of Aleppo, Daniel Behar, Dartmouth College, 4/22/21
The Sun Never Sets on Yiddishland: Empire and the Global in Interwar Yiddish Culture, Roni Masel, University of Michigan, 4/20/21
The Nahda and the Haskala: A Comparative Reading of "Revival" and "Reform", Lital Levy, Princeton University, 4/18/21
The Age of Coexistence: The Ecumenical Fram and Making of the Modern Arab World, Ussama Makdisi, Rice University, Susannah Heschel, Dartmouth College, Tarek El-Ariss, Dartmouth College, 4/15/21
Jews and Power, Ruth Wisse, Harvard University, 4/14/21
Black Lives Matter in Germany? For a Shared Remembrane of Post-Colonial Racism and Anti-semitism, Hajo Funke, Freie Universität Berlin, 4/13/21
A Conversation of Indigeneity, Bruce Duthu, Dartmouth College & Hannan Hever, Yale University, 4/15/21
Recasting Resistance: Protestanism and Democracy in Post-Nazi Germany, Brandon Block, University of Wisconsin, 4/8/21
History of the Novel in Arabic Translation, Rebecca Johnson, Northwestern University, 3/31/21
Yiddish Writers in Weimar Berlin: A Fugitive Modernism, Marc Caplan, New York University, 3/7/21
Reforming Islam, Converting Citizens and the Question of Anti-semitism in Contemporary Germany, Sultan Doughan, Clark University, 3/4/21
Zionism, Jewish Ethnocentrism and the Temple Mount, Tomer Persico, Univesity of California, Berkley 3/1/21
Penetration, Transgression, Transcendence: On the Transgressive Potential of Poetic Figurations of the Penetrated Male, Benedikt Wolf, Bielefeld University, 2/23/21
A Poem in Arabic, Not and Arabic Poem, Huda Fakhreddine, University of Pennsylvania, 2/17/21
Academic Conversions: or, How I Became a Jew-is Scholar?, Frederick Roden, University of Connecticut, 2/9/21
A Challenge of Competition: Responses from Elijah Mizhahi (ca. 1450-1526), Susanne Härtel, University of Potsdam, 2/4/2021
Jews Out of the Question, A Critique of Anti-AntiSemitism, Elad Lapidot, Bern University, 1/28/21
Eloquence as Magic, Arabic Poetics and the Aesthetics of Wonder, Lara Harb, Princeton University, 1/27/2021
Magnus Hirschfeld and the Sexual History of Racism, Asaf Angermann, University of Louisville, 1/19/21
The Idols of Isis: From Assyria to the Internet, Aaron Tugendhaft, Bard College, 1/14/21
Figuring Racism in Medieval Christia, Lindsay Kaplan, Georgetown University, 1/12/21
Feminist Historiography and Uses of the Past, Blossom Stefani, University of Halle, 12/1/20
Yiddish Poet and Novelist Novelist Moyshe Kulbabk, sponsored by Eshkolot, a Russian Literary Organization, Marc Caplan, New York University, 11/18/20, 11/25/20, 12/02/20, 12/09/20
The Embodied God in Early Jewish Tradition, Deborah Forger, Michigan University, 11/10/20
Born After: Reckoning with the German Past,
Angelika Bammer, Emory University, 11/5/20
Anti-semitism Resurgent: What does it mean? What do we Do?, Cynthia Baker, Bates College, Maurice Samuels, Yale University, Edward Bradley, Dartmouth College, 10/10/19
Timing: The Art of Time, Sylvia Goldberg, Brownstone Distinguished Visiting Professorship Dartmouth, 10/5/19
A scream in the night: White Racism as Anti-Theological, Georgy Yancy, Emory University, 8/14/19
Religious Authoritarianism, Jamie Raskin, US Congressman, Harvard University, 7/22/19
A Heritage of Fascists Without Labels, Anna Duensing, Yale University, 5/23/19