Jewish Studies

Dartmouth College · New Hampshire · UG-JEWISH-STUDIES

Jewish Studies at Dartmouth College lists 44 subjects. Subjects include History and Culture of the Jews I: The Classical Period, History and Culture of the Jews II: The Modern Period and History and Culture of the Arab-Jews. The topics that come up most are middle eastern history, modernist literature and psychology of religion (11, 10 and 7 subjects).

Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.

What you'll study in Jewish Studies

Example subjects: History and Culture of the Jews I: The Classical Period, History and Culture of the Jews II: The Modern Period, History and Culture of the Arab-Jews, Jewish Literatures in Latin America: Belonging Beyond Borders, The Global War on Terror, Jews and Race, Silence, Exile, and Cunning: Comparing Jewish and African Diasporic Literatures, German-Jewish Exile Literature (in English), New York and the Metropolitan Imagination in Twentieth-Century American Jewish Literature, Modern Jewish American Women Writers, Curious George: A Secret History (in English), European Jewish Intellectuals.

Frequently asked questions

What will I study in Jewish Studies?

Jewish Studies covers areas like middle-eastern-history, modernist-literature, psychology-of-religion, postcolonial-literature, modern-history, medieval-history, american-literature, german.

Who offers Jewish Studies?

Jewish Studies is offered by Dartmouth College, New Hampshire.

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