?1" * c*A7 Z7 77".* "1 " 1771 7";T::-.t ' j""2 "7-' %n "" 71 :51, • 4). 41ti '-' 13' 2 L.-4 •&4 ,diF" lir Ern MI - pion 411. 111** fanall thi 416.& 1111b.:. ic 3 k , immimmomor ititl!a,2a. um 481M111.111711 ii i.3061*.17020 , 4Ie acS University of Michigan in Ann Arbor Frankel Center for Judaic Studies Colloquia Calendar * February-April 2002 FEBRUARY 4 Negative Theology and the Meaning of the 18 Commandments in Modern Orthodoxy Children of Magnolia Street: Autobiographical Voices of Jewish Acculturation DANIEL STATMAN Associate Professor of Philosophy, University of Haifa Monday, 12 noon, Salinger Resource Center, 3040 Frieze Building 105 South State Street, Ann Arbor 11 What Can Ritual Theory Tell Us About Ancient Judaism? BERNARD WASSERSTEIN Professor of History, University of Glasgow Monday, 12 noon, Salinger Resource Center, 3040 Frieze Building 105 South State Street Jerusalem Divided: Religion and Politics in the Holy City 18 ITHAMAR GRUENWALD Professor of Jewish Mysticism, Department of Jewish Philosophy Tel Aviv University Monday, 12 noon, Salinger Resource Center, 3040 Frieze Building 105 South State Street tc Co-Sponsored by the Department of Near Eastern Studies. 11 BERNARD WASSERSTEIN Monday, 7:30 p.m., Vandenberg Room, Michigan League, Second Floor 911 North University Street MARCH 8 Religion and Politics in the Middle East Visiting Associate Professor, Department of History Carnegie Mellon University Friday, 12 noon, 3050 Frieze Building, 105 South State Street ITHAMAR GRUENWALD Monday, 7 p.m., 3050 Frieze Building 105 South State Street ti The Lebanonization of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict Co-Sponsored by the Department of Near Eastern Studies. 14 LAURIE ZITTRAIN EISENBERG The Catholic Church and the Jews: From the Middle Ages to the Present DAVID BERGER ' • 14 Co-Sponsored by the Middle East Distinguished Lecturer Series 1 3 Islamic Attitudes Towards Jews and Judaism — Old and New NORMAN A. STILLMAN The Lubavitcher Rebbe as Messiah: Can Judaism Affirm a Second Coming? DAVID BERGER Thursday, 8 pm, Koessler Room, Michigan League, Third Floor 911 North University Street 17 8 Friday, 2:30 p.m., 1636 School of Social Work Building 1080 South University Street Broeklundian Professor of History, Brooklyn College & the Graduate School • City University of New York • Thursday, 12 noon, 3050 Frieze Building 105 South State Street ; iw LAURIE ZITTRAIN EISENBERG What Early Christianity Offers to the Understanding of Judaism in Antiquity Adio Kerida (Goodbye Dear Love) Premier screening and Discussion of Personal Documentary on Cuba's Sephardic Jews RUTH BEHAR Professor of Anthropology, University of Michigan Writer, Director & Producer of Adio Kerida Sunday, 7 p.m., Michigan Theatre, 603 East Liberty Street Schusterman/Josey Professor of Judaic History, University of Oklahoma Visiting Professor and Researcher L'Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales, Paris, France Wednesday, 4 p.m., Salinger Resource Center, 3040 Frieze Building 105 South State Street 21 F L it Travels with My Brother (1997) Screening and discussion with director of award-winning film RAMI KIMCHI Ph.D. Candidate in Near Eastern Studies/Modern Hebrew Lit, UofM and Filmmaker/Director Thursday, 4 p.m., Lecture Room 2, Modern Languages Building 812 East Washington Street Co-Sponsored by the Department of Near Eastern Studies APRIL 9 The Holocaust in Polish Discourses Since World War H DARIUSZ STOLA --- Institute of Political Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland Tuesday, 4 p.m., 3050 Frieze Building 105 South State Street Co-Sponsored by the Departinent of History and the Center for Russian and East European Studies t2a c tat c • , 74 .1 a', ■ laser me ^ - 2* • . 1,1"! "o ',ear x".- • ' • , *". .10-- ..."..1;.45% • . ' 7-al..:"" • . TN' iNk: , • - --` IC< 't a an aspa 11104 12, 2/8 •41,X. ' 2002 7