第一章间:JS达夫卡

Jewish Studies as Counterlife Pub Date : 2019-06-04 DOI:10.5422/fordham/9780823283958.003.0002

Adam Zachary Newton

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《调查问卷》(The Questionnaire)现在是半年度《AJS Perspectives》杂志的一个主要专题，它在2012年春季刊上提出了一个像记者一样的问题:你为什么要研究犹太研究?来自历史、宗教研究和希伯来文学等学科的一系列学者的回应叙述了安置和流离失所的故事(有些甚至特别联系在一起……)

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Interchapter I JS Davka

“The Questionnaire,” a now staple feature of the biannual AJS Perspectives magazine, poses this roving reporter–like question in its Spring 2012 issue: Why did you go into Jewish Studies? The responses from a range of scholars in disciplines like history, religious studies, and Hebrew literature narrate accounts of being both placed and displaced (some even linked specifically ...

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