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Bulletin Board
Open
Course April 24 - May 4
Paideia, Nybrogatan 21. Daily. The number
of places are limited and reservation is required. For further information:
info@paideia-eu.org
Hami
Verbin: God and Evil
The purpose of the course is to examine different problems of evil
and different manners of responding to them. We shall discuss biblical
sources, Talmudic and medieval sources, and contemporary philosophical
literature.
Dr. Verbin is a lecturer at the department of philosophy in Tel Aviv
University and a research fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute.
She has published numerous articles on faith, doubt and the transition
from the one to the other. She is currently completing a book on Job.
Public Lecture Wednesday May 3, 18.15
Paideia, Nybrogatan 21. Free admission.
Soup is served from 18.00
Hami Verbin: Divine Providence: benevolent,
malevolent and other
The lecture offers a philosophical examination of different experiences
of divine providence and of the conceptions of happiness, freedom
and love that underlie them.
Dr. Verbin is a lecturer at the department of philosophy in Tel Aviv
University and a research fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute.
She has published numerous articles on faith, doubt and the transition
from the one to the other. She is currently completing a book on Job.
Article
on Franz Rosenzweig
by Paideia fellow Christian Nilsson (in Swedish). Read
it here.
Download
Diana Pinto's public lecture at Paideia November 8.
The
One Year Program
2006-2007 in
Tribute to Emmanuel Levinas
For
2006–2007, the program will be in tribute to Emmanuel Levinas
(1906 - 1995), a Jewish philosopher and Talmudic scholar from Kaunas
in Lithuania, who moved to France, where he wrote most of his works.
Levinas
was deeply influenced by Edmund Husserl and Martin Heidegger as well
as by Jewish religion.
Read
more>
Articles
Are
There Jewish Answers to Europe's Questions?
by Dr Diana Pinto
Jewish
Spaces Versus Jewish Places
by Dr Diana Pinto
Jewish
Heritage in the Wider European Context
by
Dr Diana Pinto
Reconciling
Europe and the Jewish World
by
Dr Diana Pinto
Jewish
Studies at the European Crossroads
by
Dr Diana Pinto
France
and the Trialogue of Cultures
by
Dr Diana Pinto
Potzdamer
Platz Versus Aschenbach
by
Dr Diana Pinto
The
Jewish Community in a Changing Society
by
Dr Diana Pinto
Text
and Multiculturalism
by Bishop Krister Stendahl
Stories
by Prof. Ruth Anna Putnam
Bible
Interpretations - Use or Abuse?
by Prof. Hanne Trautner-Kromann
Paideia
Report, April 2003
"Jewishness”
in Postmodernity": the Case of Sweden
Lars Dencik
Professor of Social Psychology
Roskilde University, Denmark
Literary Conference:
Is there a Jewish Voice in Europe?
Authors Addresses at The Panel Discussions:
Myriam Anissimov,
France
Susanne Brögger,
Denmark
Ewa Kuryluk,
France
Robert Menasse,
Austria
Jonathan
Tel, USA, Great Britain, Israel
The
Text as Tree of Life by Prof. Arnold Eisen
Stories
Ruth Anna Putnam
The Shoah in the New Century by Thomas
Buergenthal (Word-file)
Jewish Culture
by Ingrid Lomfors (Pdf-file)
The Third Pillar?
by Diana Pinto (Word-file)
The Book of Esther
and the Question of Fate by
Barbara Spectre (pdf-file)
Chaper 15
by Göran Rosenberg (Word-file)
This is the last chapter from the book with the original title "Det
förlorade landet. En personlig historia." (Bonniers, Stockholm
1996). It has been published in German "Das Verlorene Land"(Suhrkamp
Judischer Verlag, Frankfurt 1998), Danish (Tiderne Skifter,Copenhagen
1998), Norwegian (Aschehoug, Oslo 1998), Dutch (Atlas,Amsterdam 2000)
and will be forthcoming in French (Denoel 2001).
"The Importance
of the Land of Israel for a Jew" by Barbara Spectre. (pdf-file)
Address delivered to the Swedish Theological Institute, Jerusalem,
May 17, 2001.
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