HISTORY:

HIST 34119    Ancient Jewish History          M/Th 1:10-2:25
This course traces the history of the Jewish people from its origins in the prehistoric Middle East to the development of Rabbinic Judaism.  An attempt will be made to contextualize the biblical, Second Temple  and Rabbinic developments within broader regional trends.

HIST 3411T    History of Jewish Music        M/Th 11:10-12:25
This course will cover the full range of Jewish music history from its biblical origins, through the development of cantillation and modes in the medieval period, to Salomone Rossi’s Baroque settings of the liturgy, to the synthesis of  Western style and traditional modal traditions in the 19th century, to the development of Eastern European cantorial music and Klezmer and more recent trends in the United States and Israel.

HEBREW:

HEBR 101  Elementary Hebrew 1
M,Th 11:10-12:25
Prof. Cohen-Raphaeli

HEBR 101  Elementary Hebrew 1
M,W 5:35-6:50
Prof. Tabiv

HEBR 102  Intermediate Hebrew 1
M,Th 1:10-2:25
Prof. Cohen-Raphaeli

HEBR 102  Intermediate Hebrew 1
M,W 7:00-8:15
Prof. Tabiv

HEBR 214  Maimonides’ Guide of the Perplexed
M,Th 1:10-2:25
Prof. Tuchman

HEBR 215  Hebraic and Judaic Culture and Thought under Islam
W 10:10-1:00
Prof. Thomas

HEBR 221  Modern Israeli Culture
M,Th 2:45-4:00
Prof. Kubovy

HEBR 240  Introduction to Old Testament
M,Th 2:45-4:00
Prof. Troen

HEBR 284  Images of Women in the Old Testament
M,Th 9:45-11:00
Prof. Troen

HEBR 292  Hebrew Prophets in English Translation
M,W 5:35-6:00
Prof. Berger

HEBR 294  Job, Ecclesisastes, and the Human Predicament
M,W 4:10-5:25
Prof. Berger

HEBR 296  Dead Sea Scrolls in English Translation
M,Th 11:10-12:25
Prof. Troen

HEBR 490  Independent Studies
Prof. Cohen-Raphaeli, Prof. Berger