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JUS 447
Women
in Ancient Israel
(also available as 547 -
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Prerequisites: none but
recommended are two
courses from Tier One, Traditions & Cultures (TRAD 101,102,103,104) or
JUS 301 Jewish Civilizations. |
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Identical with: WS 447 |
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Instructor: Beth
Alpert Nakhai |
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Desire2Learn will be
replacing E-reserves 4Learn
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4Sample Syllabus (currently enrolled students
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This course
is an intensive investigation of the life of the ancient Israelite woman.
It presents a multidisciplinary approach toward reconstructing the social,
economic, religious and political life of women in Iron Age Israel.
Through readings and class discussion, students will explore the ways in
which women contributed to their society throughout the eras of the Judges
and of the United and Divided Monarchies (1200-587 BCE). |
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SAMPLE SYLLABUS
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