
Category: Academic


British Jews and Nationalism
From Imagined Communities by Benedict Anderson: “The UK was the only country in the world, during the 1960s and 1970s, where
Continue readingR.I.P. Zygmunt Bauman
He’s not a literary author, but has been a enormous influence for critics and authors in the world of Anglo-Jewish
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A Triumph of Dylanology
My professor Bryan Cheyette aside from being a literary scholar is a Dylanologist. In a personal sense, Dylan is a
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New Book: Three-Way Street: Jews, Germans, and the Transnational
Really interested in seeing this. Jay Howard Geller and Leslie Morris, Editors As German Jews emigrated in the nineteenth and
Continue readingCFP: The Interface Between British Contemporary Black and Jewish Cultures
CFP for a Symposium, co-sponsored by the AHRC BJ:CC Network (Bangor University and the University of Winchester) and ‘Identities’ at
Continue readingAcademic News for Jeremy (founder of this blog)
I am very excited to tell everyone I know that for the next year I will be Visiting Scholar at
Continue readingThe Promised Land: Utopia and Dystopia in Contemporary British-Jewish Culture
The Promised Land: Utopia and Dystopia in Contemporary British-Jewish Culture.
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All Possible Humanities Dissertations Considered as Single Tweets
All Possible Humanities Dissertations Considered as Single Tweets. via All Possible Humanities Dissertations Considered as Single Tweets.
Continue readingAll Possible Humanities Dissertations Considered as Single Tweets
Stephen Burt’s article in the New Yorker summarizing humanities dissertations as tweets. I am not sure he has covered everything.
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