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“The Roots of Literacy in the Ancient Near East” Lecture Series

JUS 301 Currently enrolled students go to D2L
Jewish Civilizations
(Also available as an honors class)

This course is required for all students declaring a JUS major or minor after July 1, 2009 and
strongly recommended for current JUS majors and minors.
JUS 301 satisfies the University’s Tier II requirements.
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Prerequisites: none
Instructors: David Graizbord, Thomas Kovach, Sol Littman, Anat Maimon, Beth Alpert Nakhai, Thomas Price, J. Edward Wright
Intended as an introductory survey and as a gateway to more specialized courses in Judaic studies, this course we will explore Jewish Civilization through selected topics that will address the questions of how and why Jews and their Israelite forbears created, recreated, and gave expression to their culture(s), and what significance that has had for them and for history. An overarching goal of the course is that, in the course of exploring these questions, you will develop a disciplined understanding of, and a basic store of knowledge about, Jewish Civilization.
 

The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies is an Associate Institutional Member of the Association for Jewish Studies.

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