International Conference on Hebrew and Jewish Studies in Middle Eastern Contexts · Registering as Listener

This track explores the interplay between Hebrew language and cultural identity within various Middle Eastern communities. It aims to examine how language shapes and reflects the complexities of identity in the region.

Focusing on the Jewish diaspora, this track investigates the role of cultural memory in shaping Jewish identities across different Middle Eastern contexts. Papers will address how historical narratives and collective memories influence contemporary Jewish life.

This session invites discussions on the interpretation of sacred texts within modern Middle Eastern societies. It seeks to understand how these texts inform contemporary beliefs and practices amidst changing political landscapes.

This track examines the intersection of politics and religion in Jewish communities throughout the Middle East. Contributions will analyze how political dynamics influence religious practices and community cohesion.

This session focuses on literary works that reflect the diverse cultural identities of Jewish communities in the Middle East. It aims to explore how literature serves as a medium for expressing and negotiating identity.

This track addresses the role of translation in facilitating cross-cultural dialogue among Hebrew and Arabic texts. Papers will explore the challenges and opportunities presented by translation in fostering understanding between communities.

This session investigates the tension between modernity and tradition within Jewish communities in the Middle East. Contributions will analyze how these communities navigate contemporary challenges while preserving their cultural heritage.

Focusing on various belief systems within Middle Eastern Jewish communities, this track examines their societal implications. It aims to understand how these systems shape community dynamics and individual identities.

This session explores cultural practices that contribute to the resilience of Jewish communities in the Middle East. Papers will discuss how these practices foster community solidarity and continuity amidst adversity.

This track invites philosophical inquiries into the nature of Jewish existence in the Middle East. It aims to engage with questions of identity, belonging, and the role of philosophy in contemporary Jewish thought.

This session examines historical narratives within Jewish studies and their relevance to current Middle Eastern contexts. Contributions will analyze how these narratives shape contemporary identities and community relations.