Joods Cultureel Kwartier: Minisymposium ~ De joodse diaspora in perspectief. 18 december 2019

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Weinig ervaringen hebben zo veel invloed gehad op de joodse identiteit als het leven in de diaspora. Het jodendom is voor een belangrijk deel ontstaan buiten het Beloofde Land.
In Babylonië en Egypte leefden al vroeg gemeenschappen die zich als ‘Judees’ of ‘joods’ definieerden, misschien al eerder dan in Judea het geval was.

Recent gepubliceerde kleitabletten en papyri werpen een verrassend nieuw licht op deze vroege diaspora. Reden voor het Joods Historisch Museum om in samenwerking met het Menasseh ben Israel Instituut, het Nederlands Genootschap voor Joodse Studiën en de Universiteit van Amsterdam een studiedag te beleggen. Een keur aan Nederlandstalige specialisten geeft inzicht in de huidige stand van zaken in het onderzoek.

Zie voor programma: https://jck.nl/event/minisymposium-de-joodse-diaspora-perspectief?

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