Events
Fiesta-Park
Second Eshkolot's Festival
Seventy-five participants from Moscow and FSU spend four days at a retreat near Moscow involved in the in-depth study of masterpieces of Jewish poetry through the ages, from the Bible to modern Israel, with special emphasis on Jewish poetry's connection to music, led by leading international and local scholars with a strong focus on community building and follow-up activities. In collaboration with "The Invitation to Piyut" web site.
Аминадав Дикман, Valery Dymshits, Zoya Kopelman, Shlomo Krol, David Menachem, Simon Parizhsky, Dmitri Slepovitch, Evgenia Smagina, Yair Harel, Velvl Chernin, Yakov Eidelkind, Peretz Eliyahu, Марк Элияху
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Second Eshkolot's Festival
Meeting
Seventy-five participants from Moscow and FSU spend four days at a retreat near Moscow involved in the in-depth study of masterpieces of Jewish poetry through the ages, from the Bible to modern Israel, with special emphasis on Jewish poetry's connection to music, led by leading international and local scholars with a strong focus on community building and follow-up activities. In collaboration with "The Invitation to Piyut" web site.
Fiesta-Park
Аминадав Дикман, Valery Dymshits, Zoya Kopelman, Shlomo Krol, David Menachem, Simon Parizhsky, Dmitri Slepovitch, Evgenia Smagina, Yair Harel, Velvl Chernin, Yakov Eidelkind, Peretz Eliyahu, Марк Элияху
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A night of Jewish thought and food studies
24/05
Meeting
Leading local and Israeli Judaica scholars and specialists – historians, philologists, art and culture critics – present master-classes and mini-seminars on various aspects of food in Jewish culture.
19:00, Library of Foreign Literature
Alexander Gavrilov, Mila Dubrovina, Galina Zelenina, Maria Kaspina, Eliezer Lesovoy, Simon Parizhsky, Alexandra Polyan
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Rabbinic Views on Historical Justice
30/05
Meeting
Law Professor Suzanne L. Stone (Cardozo School of Law, YU) discusses specific legal cases in which Jewish legal thought grapples and responds to the most controversial contemporary social and political issues.
20:00, Strelka
webcast
Suzanne Stone
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Models of Separation from within Jewish law
31/05
Meeting
Are the claims of state law and of religion competing or compatible? This longstanding question has resurfaced with the de-centering of the state as the exclusive source of law in the era of globalization, as well as the rise of political religion across the globe. Law Professor Suzanne L. Stone (Cardozo School of Law, YU) examines the contribution of Jewish law and legal doctrines to these debates and the implications of these doctrines both for halakha and for constructing a modern Jewish identity.
20:00, Strelka
webcast
Suzanne Stone
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