ANNOUNCEMENTS
XXII International Annual Conference on Jewish Studies
XXII International Annual Conference on Jewish Studies
XXII International Annual Conference on Jewish Studies took place on 1st – 3d of February in Golitsyno (near
Around 150 researchers from
Two lectures were held on the first plenary session: “The Medieval Jewish Ethno-
Genetic Mythologies” (Mikhail Chlenov) and “From the Myth to the Logos, from the Logos to the Myth: the Paradoxes of Public Consciousness” (Arkady Kovelman).
The program included the following sections: “Jewish World in the Architecture, Memoirs and Music”, “The Holocaust: the Analysis of the Sources in the Historical Memory Context”, “Museum Collections and Expositions”, “Jews in the Diaspora: Contacts and Conflicts”, “The Bible: Research and Interpretation”, “Jewish Literature. Literary Connections, Non-Ashkenazic Jewish Communities”, “History of the Jews in Eastern Europe, Faith and Reason in the History of the Jewish Though and Culture”, “Jews in the Russian Empire”, “The State of
Also on the conference took place the round table “Electronic Databases on Jewish Studies: the Search for Collaboration and the Development Perspectives”.
As usually there was also a ceremony of presenting the grants from Prof. Eugene Weiner’s Fellowships Award. This year the grants were presented to Alexander Ivanov (Saint-Petersburg), Victor Kelner (Saint-Petersburg) and Efim Melamed (
There was a big presentation of new books and editions on Jewish Studies, where performed different publishing houses from
(you can download the full program of the conference by clicking the image)
Feedback from the participant:
I want to thank you again for all of your assistance and hospitality. I thought it was a very good conference. I learned a great deal and I also had a good time. I know that this was mainly because of all of your work and because of your great team.
Shaul Stampfer (Jerusalem)