 Lecture
on Middle East Today (Designated Cultural Studies) |
| This course is designed to research various fields
of Middle East such as the political system, the
economy, culture, education, Religion, and society
from a broad perspective. |
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Lecture
on Israel Today (Designated Cultural Studies) |
| This course is designed to research various fields
of modern Israel such as the political system, the
economy, culture, education, and society from a
broad perspective. |
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Modern
Hebrew 1, 2 |
| This course focuses on a basic understanding
of Hebrew Grammar, Writing and Speaking Hebrew.
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Modern
Arabic 1, 2 |
| This course provides an Introduction to basic
Arabic Grammar, Writing and Speaking Arabic. |
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The
Cultural History of Ancient Israel |
| This course is a basic introduction to the history
of Ancient Israel. The course focuses on a comparison
among the cultures of the Ancient Near East with
the aim of discerning the universality and uniqueness
of Early Israel. |
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Archaeology
of Ancient Near East |
| This course uses original texts and audio-visual
materials to enliven the study of historical geography
and archaeology of Ancient Near East. |
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Biblical
Hebrew 1, 2 |
| This course teaches a basic grammar of classical(biblical)
Hebrew. |
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Hebrew
Literature and Israeli Films |
| This course is an introduction to the literary
character and historical development of the Ancient
and Modern Hebrew Literature with Israeli Films.
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Lecture
on Jewish Thought and Philosophy |
| This course is designed to provide an understanding
of basic philosophical tendencies that appear in
Jewish life and history, particularly the thought
and philosophy of noted rabbis and Jewish Philosophers. |
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Modern
Hebrew 3, 4 |
| This course introduces students who have master
the basics of Hebrew grammar to simple texts to
increase the level of reading comprehension and
more diverse grammar patterns and elements. |
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Modern
Arabic 3, 4 |
| Designed for students with basic Arabic proficiency,
this course concentrates on listening and understanding
complicated sentences as well as improving spoken
Arabic. |
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Origianal
Text Translation Workshop |
| This course provides an opportunity to read and
research the Torah in the original classical Hebrew. |
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Early
Judaism and Origin of Christianity |
| This course presents an overview of the history
of the Jewish People in the period after the destruction
of the first Temple(586BCE.) to the destruction
of the Second Temple(70CE). The course is focused
on the relationship between the Origin of Christianity
and Early Judaism. |
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Middle
East Politics and it's International Relation |
| This course concentrates on the Middle Eastern
Politics, particularly Islam, and it's International
Relationship. |
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Reading
of the Psalms |
| This course is a research course on the structure
and characteristics of Wisdom Literature including
the psalms which are a form of classical Hebrew
lyric poetry. |
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Reading
of Modern Hebrew Literature |
| Readings in modern Hebrew and Israeli literature
that focus on an understanding of the contents and
themes of the literature. |
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Jews
in the World |
| This course examines the history of the Jewish
People when they were forced to leave the Holy Land
after the destruction of the Second Temple(70 CE).
The course is designed to consider the faith and
ethnic consciousness of the Jewish People in overcoming
the difficulties of the time. |
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Culture
of the Middle East |
| This course introduces the Culture of the Israel
and Middle East throughout an Anthropological Approach. |
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Modern
Hebrew 5, 6 |
| This course focuses on practicing Hebrew used
in everyday life situations. |
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Introduction
to Arabic Literature |
Readings in modern Arabic literature
that focus on an understanding of the contents
and themes of the literature. |
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Antisemitism
and Holocaust |
| This course focuses on the History of Antisemitism
from the Classical Ages to the Modern Period, and
Holocaust. |
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Understanding
to Rabbinic Literature |
| This course is designed to examine the literary
contents and characteristics, the historical background,
and the basic concepts of the Rabbinic Literature
which are Mishinah, Tosefta, Midrash, Gemara and
Talmud. |
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Modern
Jewish Literary Criticism |
| This course is an introduction to general trends
in the history of modern Hebrew literary criticism
including contemporary trends. |
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Comparative
Studies on Judaism and Islam |
| While comparing the process of development of
the Judaism which is the root of Judaism, and Islam.
This course compares the faith and religion of two
religions. |
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Middle
East Economics and it's International Relation |
| This course concentrates on the Middle Eastern
Economics and it's International Relationship. |
