105 students and 25 teachers from Belarus, Israel, Latvia, Poland, Russia, USA, Ukraine and Czech Republic participated in the school.
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History of the East-European Jewry
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Vladimir Lyubchenko Facing the changes: history and demography of the Ukrainian Jews in the 17-18 centuries |
Semyon Goldin
The Jewish question in the East-European ideology and politics (19th - first part of the 20th century)
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Cyril Aslanov
The language horizon of the East-European Jews: from the Middle Ages to modernity
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Jewish Chronology |
Maxim Hammal
From periodization to ideology: the destiny of the Jewish historiography in the Modern time
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Alexander Gordin
The Rabbinic calendar and Medieval Jewish chronology
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Victoriya Mochalova
The Jewish calendar in the eyes of Christians
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Semitology |
Katerina Peresada
Introduction to Old Hebrew
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Sergey Lyozov
Aramaic languages. Introduction
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Yakov Eydelkind
The stories of the patriarchs in the Book of Genesis
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Semitology |
Matthew Morgenstern
Introduction to Babylonian Jewish Aramaic
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Dmitry Tsolin
Biblical Aramaic
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Alexey Lyavdansky
North-West Semitic epigraphics (1st millenium BC) |
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Semitology |
Alexey Duntsov
Introduction to the Arabic of the Quran
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Vera Tsukanova
Introduction to Modern Literary Arabic
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Vera Tsukanova
The history of the Arabic language
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Semitology |
Joseph Freedman
The Amharic language: general introdiction and typological characteristics comparing to the classical Semitic languages
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Alexey Lyavdansky
Introduction to North-West New Aramaic
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Kiril Bittner
The textology of the Book of Isaiah
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Semitology |
Nikita Kuzin
Introduction to the Turoyo language
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Yulia Furman
Introduction to Classical Syrian
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Alexey Muravyov
The Classical Syrian literature of the 2-13 centuries: the main authors and tendencies
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The information in English about the courses on the International School on Semitic Philology, which continued after 17th of July csn be found here.
Besides lectures and seminars (which lasted even in the late evening) the students had a possibility to attend everyday walking tours in Ostroh and surroundings. On the weekend students could choose between the excursions to Dubno and Lutsk, to Lviv, to Medzhibodz and Kamenits-Podolsky. These tours were led by local guides and accompanied with interesting lectures given by our teachers – the specialists in the Jewish history in Eastern Europe (Victoria Mochalova, Vladimir Lyubchenko, Semyon Goldin).
As usually, there were also Israel movies as a part of entertainment program.
