AJS Conference Division Meeting: Rabbinic Literature and Culture

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AJS Conference Division Meeting: Rabbinic Literature and Culture

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Thursday, January 27, 2022
12:00 PM ET

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Division Chairs: Mira Beth Wasserman & Barry Wimpfheimer

Come connect with other AJS members with an interest in rabbinic literature. This is a chance to help identify potential themes and topics for the call for papers, and also share ideas about other modalities for sessions (pedagogy workshops; new research technology workshops; and more). It’s also never too early to start finding a partner for next year’s panel.

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