RELIGION 195FS

Introduction to Jewish Studies

Duke University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Why and how do we study Jewish religion, history, culture, philosophy, and politics? Introduction to the Jewish scholarly world over three millennia with an emphasis on modern approaches and contemporary problems. Includes ancient texts, medieval philosophy, modern Jewish literature and film, Sephardi/Mizrahi traditions, responses to the Holocaust, American Jewish culture, Israel/Palestine, etc. Several Duke professors and other experts (rabbis, curators, community leaders) lead guest sessions. Includes at least one field trip to a local museum, cultural site, or organization. Part of the Focus cluster Science & Religion in Public Life.

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