Tuesday Night Symposium Fall Semester: The History of Antisemitism

*This session runs from 9/2 through 12/16; there is no class on 9/9, 9/23, and 10/7*

The Miriam & Moses Center for Pluralistic Adult Jewish Learning presents:
Tuesday Night Symposium Fall Semester

The History of Antisemitism

Rabbi Stoller will lead participants in exploring “the world’s oldest hatred” from antiquity to the present day. Over the course of the semester, attendees will examine primary sources from ancient Greece and Rome, early Christianity, Islamic literature, Chaucer, the Enlightenment, Wagner, Nazism, post-Holocaust philosophy, and present-day anti-Zionism. Participants will be invited to read additional material outside of class to deepen understanding and enhance in-class discussions. The course will feature guest presentations by JTS Professor Benjamin Gampel on antisemitism in medieval Spain, and ADL analyst Tzivia Appleman on the antisemitic lineage of anti-Zionism.

Registration is required.

The semester costs $50 for members and $100 for not-yet members. 

Participants can join on Zoom or in person. Upon registering, participants will receive the Zoom link.
Click here to register.