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JUS 495g
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Yiddish Writers in
Europe/ Jewish Writers in America
(This course is in English) |
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Evening/Weekend class - no additional fees required - register through
Student Link |
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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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Instructor:
Sol Littman |
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Desire2Learn will be
replacing E-reserves 4Learn
more about D2L |
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4Sample Syllabus (currently enrolled students
go to 4D2L
for up to date syllabus) |
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D2L |
UA Schedule of Classes
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Student Link
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Final Exam Schedule |
This course examines the history of the idea of "the West" from its
beginnings in ancient times through the birth of Christianity and the
evolution of the largely Christian "western" world. It also looks
closely at the notion of "Israel" from the very dawn of Jewish history,
and the interaction of that notion with western history and with Islamic
history. Finally, it looks specifically at interactions between
and among Jews, Christians and Moslems from the birth of each of theses
people to contemporary times, including Jews and Christians living in
Moslem lands and Muslims living in Jewish and/or Christian lands. |
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SAMPLE SYLLABUS
(Currently enrolled students go to4D2L
for most current syllabus) |
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