The Yerushah Lectures
| Created: | 2012-02-14 15:31 |
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| Institution: | Faculty of Divinity |
| Description: | The annual Yerushah Lecture in the Faculty of Divinity was established with a benefaction from the Righteous Persons Foundation, created by Steven Spielberg from the proceeds of his 1993 film Schindler’s List. "Yerushah" is the Hebrew word for "heritage". The Yerushah Lecture is devoted to Jewish heritage in all its aspects, with an emphasis on the transmission of Jewish identity and values across the generations. |
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2013 Yerushah Lecture:The revival of Jewish culture in Europe: real or imagined?
Antony Lerman at 17.00 on 28 February 2013
Collection: The Yerushah Lectures
Institution: Faculty of Divinity
Created: Fri 1 Mar 2013
2017 Yerushah Lecture: 'Legacy, Prognostication and Jews' with Dr Diana Lipton
Legacy, Prognostication and Jews:
How the Torah's emphasis on inheritance and descendants helped create a culture that prizes plans, visions and dreams.
The Cambridge...
Collection: The Yerushah Lectures
Institution: Faculty of Divinity
Created: Thu 18 May 2017
The 2012 Yerushah Lecture: "Light and Enlightenment: A Brief Comparative History of the Correlations Between Scientific...
The 2012 Yerushah Lecture
Collection: The Yerushah Lectures
Institution: Faculty of Divinity
Created: Tue 14 Feb 2012
The poetry of Judaism: Translating a precious heritage
Professor Nicholas de Lange on the historic encounter between Judaism and Islam in medieval Spain, though the medium of poetry.
Collection: The Yerushah Lectures
Institution: Faculty of Divinity
Created: Fri 6 May 2016