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Lecture: Jessica Marglin, "Nationality on Trial: Fixing Identity in the Modern Mediterranean"

Lecture: Jessica Marglin, "Nationality on Trial: Fixing Identity in the Modern Mediterranean"

Wed, Oct 17, 2018, 4:30 pm

Location: McCormick 106
James Diamond Memorial Lecture, Rabbi Jeffrey Saks, "From A City of the Dead to A City in Its Fullness: Between Tragedy and Nostalgia in the Long Agnonian Arc"

James Diamond Memorial Lecture, Rabbi Jeffrey Saks, "From A City of the Dead to A City in Its Fullness: Between Tragedy and Nostalgia in the Long Agnonian Arc"

Thu, Oct 18, 2018, 5:00 pm
Lecture: Jonatan Benarroch, "Jesus as God of the Egyptians and the Paschal Lamb: The Metamorphosis of a Jewish Anti-Christian Polemic"

Lecture: Jonatan Benarroch, "Jesus as God of the Egyptians and the Paschal Lamb: The Metamorphosis of a Jewish Anti-Christian Polemic"

Tue, Oct 23, 2018, 4:30 pm

Location: 1879 Hall Lounge
Kwartler Lecture, Yael Zerubavel

Kwartler Lecture, Yael Zerubavel

Tue, Nov 13, 2018, 4:30 pm

Location: East Pyne 010

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Lecture: Jessica Marglin, "Nationality on Trial: Fixing Identity in the Modern Mediterranean"

James Diamond Memorial Lecture, Rabbi Jeffrey Saks, "From A City of the Dead to A City in Its Fullness: Between Tragedy and Nostalgia in the Long Agnonian Arc"

Lecture: Jonatan Benarroch, "Jesus as God of the Egyptians and the Paschal Lamb: The Metamorphosis of a Jewish Anti-Christian Polemic"

Kwartler Lecture, Yael Zerubavel

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