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June 16, 2021 | 4:00-5:30 p.m. Join leading scholars in an online roundtable discussion to conclude the essay series in honor of the 20th anniversary of Dabru Emet (“Speak Truth”): Halla Attallah Georgetown University Mary C. BoysUnion Theological Seminary Susannah HeschelDartmouth College Laura LevittTemple University Malka Z. SimkovichCatholic Theological Union Heather Miller RubensICJS (moderator) Registration/info page: https://icjs.org/de-roundtable/Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/379563913435100/
Join leading scholars in an online roundtable discussion to conclude the essay series in honor of the 20th anniversary of Dabru Emet (“Speak Truth”): Halla Attallah Georgetown University Mary C. Boys Union Theological Seminary, Susannah Heschel Dartmouth College Laura Levitt Temple University Malka Z. Simkovich Catholic Theological Union Heather Miller Rubens ICJS (moderator) To sign up https://icjs.org/de-roundtable/
A Transatlantic Conversation (in English) In their scholarly work the three speakers address the presence of the Shoah in New Testament exegesis (Tania Oldenhage), theology (Katharina von Kellenbach), and American Jewish identity (Laura Levitt). They write explicitly autobiographical and/or through family history, a hermeneutic informed by the interreligious and international relationships nurtured at the Religion […]
In this lecture opening the Center’s virtual art exhibition—Experience, Integration, Expression: The Work of Norman Klenicki—Dr. Levitt will discuss art as affording an opportunity to consider the lingering effects of trauma and loss, illness, and carrying on. She states, “Art helps us feel. It is affective and touches us impressionistically. It helps open us up […]
Building from her book, The Objects That Remain, Laura Levitt will consider the ways in which the material remains of violent crimes inform our experience of, and thinking about, trauma and loss. She will do this by considering artifacts in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and evidence in police storage facilities across the country. […]
This talk will consider what artistic and literary works, especially those created after the Holocaust can teach us about the Shoah, its memory and its commemoration. It will address some of the ways artist Mauricio Lasansky confronted this legacy in his haunting series "The Nazi Drawings" alongside other works of post-Holocaust art and writing. It […]
Public lecture by Laura Levitt sponsored with the Department of Jewish, Islamic, and Middle Eastern Studies (JIMES) Washington University in Saint Louis, Missouri Building from her book, The Objects That Remain, Laura Levitt will consider the ways in which the material remains of violent crimes inform our experience of, and thinking about, trauma and loss. […]