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↳ Modern Hebrew
↳ Methodology of Talmud
↳ Parashat Hashavua
↳ Studying the Hebrew Bible
↳ Judaism/Judaisms: An Introduction to Religious Jewish History from 586 BCE to 640 CE
↳ The Drama of Study: Textual Interpretation as Key to Jewish Culture
↳ Midrash and Aggada: Texts on Rabbinic Judaism
↳ The Jew in the Medieval World
↳ Transformation of Jewish Culture and Society in the Medieval Islamic World
↳ Harry C. Sigman Course in Jewish Law: From the Bible to the State of Israel
↳ Perspectives on the Jewish Calendar
↳ Environment and Judaism: From Ideas to Practice
↳ Movement between the Worlds in Rabbinic Literature
↳ Kabbalah and Its Place in Late Medieval and Early Modern Jewish Culture
↳ Jewish-Christian Relations Through the Ages: Conflicts and Convergences
↳ Medieval Jewish Philosophy
↳ Ed Robin Course: The Jewish Enlightenment
↳ Introduction to Hasidism
↳ Contemporary Jewish Education
↳ Burton Kaplan Course in Modern Jewish Philosophy
↳ Modern Jewish Literature
↳ The ethos and performance of study in Jewish culture
↳ Yiddish culture
– Literacy in Jewish Text
– Hevruta
– Master Programs in Jewish and Religious Studies
– Past OYP fellowships
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Dr. Jan Schwartz
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