Judaic Studies

Understanding Jewish Culture

Spring 2008 Course Offerings (Term 082 )

JUDS 245J Jewish American Fiction
JUDS 332 Jews in the Middle Ages
JUDS 333 Jews In The Modern World
JUDS 345 Modern Europe: Jewish Philosophy
JUDS 350 Literature of Judaism
JUDS 462A Ethnicity In Medieval Literature
HEBR 102 Elementary Biblical Hebrew II
PHIL 265 Philosophy of Religion
SOCI 217 Nationality & Race Religion

_______________________________________________________________
(Minor Only)

Judaic Studies is an interdisciplinary program of the Norman and Bernice Harris Center for Judaic Studies, 324 Seaton Hall. The minor in Judaic Studies is for students interested in the nature and history of Jewish cultures and peoples, the ways in which Jewish and other traditions have influenced each other, and the origins and effects of anti-Semitism and prejudice. Courses in Judaic Studies are offered by cooperating faculty in Arts and Sciences College departments. These departments and programs include: Classics and Religious Studies, English, Geology, History, Modern Languages and Literatures, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. Language courses are also available in Biblical Hebrew. Please note: Courses may be listed either under Judaic Studies or through an individual department. All are relevant to the minor in Judaic Studies. For questions relating to the JS Minor, please contact the Undergraduate Program Advisor & Director, Jean Cahan via email at jcahan1@unl.edu or call 402-472-9561.