Predavanje o arhitekturi sinagoga u Hrvatskoj
Sve zainteresirane za povijest, povijest umjetnosti, religijsku kulturu…
pozivamo na zanimljivo predavanje o
ARHITEKTURI SINAGOGA u HRVATSKOJ
u srijedu, 15. ožujka 2017. g. u 17 sati
u Maloj dvorani Pučkog otvorenog učilišta Zagreb,
Ul. Grada Vukovara 68.
Gost tribine: dr. sc. Zlatko Karač, izvanredni profesor, Arhitektonski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu
Prof. Karač najistaknutiji je stručnjak za povijest arhitekture sinagoga u Hrvatskoj. Ovom prigodom prikazat će mnoge zanimljive pojedinosti sinagogalnih zgrada. Arhitektonskim i urbanističkim prikazom nekih od njih otkrit će nam i velik dio povijesti hrvatskih Židova, pa time i hrvatskih gradova.
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem at Home
Leiden Summer School – Semitic Programme
Semitic programme
This programme consists of four courses: Hebrew: Texts from Ancient Israelite Literature (Gianto), Ugaritic Language and Literature (Gianto), The Linguistic History of Arabic (van Putten & Al-Jallad), The Old Syriac Inscriptions (Gzella).
- Time slot 1: Hebrew: texts from Ancient Israelite literature (9.30 – 11.00)
- Time slot 2: Ugaritic language and literature (11.30 – 13.00)
- Time slot 3: The Linguistic History of Arabic (14.00 – 15.30)
- Time slot 4: The Old Syriac Inscriptions (16.00 – 17.30)
Više informacija na:
http://www.hum.leiden.edu/summerschool/programmes-2017/semitic-programme.html
Raspored predavanja kolegija Židovski misticizam
13. ožujka 2017. g., od 9,00 do 12,00 sati u konferencijskoj dvorani
14. ožujka 2017. g., od 11,00 do 14,00 sati u računalnoj dvorani
20. ožujka 2017. g., od 9,00 do 12,00 sati u konferencijskoj dvorani
21. ožujka 2017. g., od 11,00 do 14,00 sati u računalnoj dvorani
27. ožujka 2017. g., od 9,00 do 12,00 sati u konferencijskoj dvorani
28. ožujka 2017. g., od 11,00 do 14,00 sati u računalnoj dvorani
Predavanje: Izvanjski pogled na Pjesništvo Jehude Amihaja
Dragi članovi i prijatelji Hrvatsko-izraelskog društva!
Srdačno Vas pozivamo u Kulturni centar „Šalom“, Radićeva 26,
u srijedu 22. veljače 2017. u 19:00 sati na predavanje
koje će održati književnik, pjesnik, esejist, prevoditelj i znanstvenik, akademik
LUKO PALJETAK: IZVANJSKI POGLED NA PJESNIŠTVO JEHUDE AMIHAJA
Književna večer bit će posvećena jednom od najvećih izraelskih i svjetskih pjesnika koji je biblijski izričaj približio suvremenom hebrejskom jeziku.
Radujemo se Vašem dolasku! Šalom!
Predsjednik
Milan Bešlić
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Ciklus predavanja i radionica u Arheološkom muzeju uz izložbu Post scriptum
VELJAČA
srijeda, 1. veljače – KLINASTO PISMO – Marko Lukić, Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu
srijeda, 8. veljače – HIJEROGLIFI – Igor Uranić, Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu
utorak, 14. veljače – KINESKA KALIGRAFIJA – Iva Valentić, Konfucijev institut
četvrtak, 16. veljače – HEBREJSKO PISMO – dr. sc. Naida Michal Brandl i Igor Kusin, Katedra za judaistiku FF
srijeda, 22. veljače – ARAPSKA KALIGRAFIJA – Nahil Ramzy, umjetnica arapske kaligrafije
petak, 24. veljače – GRČKI ALFABET I LATINICA – dr. sc. Petra Šoštarić, Katedra za grčki jezik i književnost, FF
OŽUJAK
srijeda, 1. ožujka – GLAGOLJICA – dr. sc. Mateo Žagar, Katedra za staroslavenski jezik i hrvatsko glagoljaštvo
srijeda, 8. ožujka – ĆIRILICA – dr. sc. Mateo Žagar
srijeda, 15.ožujka – MORSEOVO PISMO – Željko Staklarević, Tehnički muzej Nikola Tesla, i BRAJICA – Željka Sušić, Tiflološki muzej
Sva predavanja počinju u 18 sati.
Potrebna najava na zbabic@amz.hr
Sudjelovanje je besplatno
CfP “Building, Bending, and Breaking Boundaries in the Eastern Mediterranean World” (Budapest, 1-3 June, 2017)
BUILDING, BENDING, AND BREAKING BOUNDARIES IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN WORLD
Fifth CEMS International Graduate Conference
Budapest, 1-3 June, 2017
Popper Room
The Center for Eastern Mediterranean Studies (CEMS) at Central European University and its junior members are proud to announce the forthcoming Fifth International Graduate Conference on Building, Bending, and Breaking Boundaries in the Eastern Mediterranean World. This three-day conference invites graduate students of Late Antique, Islamic, Jewish, Byzantine, Medieval, Ottoman studies, and related disciplines, to present their research on the manifold and complex processes of constructing, negotiating, transgressing, and subverting social, political, cultural, or confessional boundaries in the eastern Mediterranean from Antiquity to the Early Modern period.
Conference Description
What is a border? What are the sites and strategies of boundary-construction and who are its agents? Boundaries shape and forge categories by enforcement and reinforcement of power ingrained within a built environment, conceptual or physical. Thus, they do not necessarily indicate territorial margins, but can also embrace theoretical, temporal, and metaphorical borders. They can be natural or artificial, sharp or blurry; they can be understood in positive and/or negative terms as means of protection or as instruments of exclusion; and they can mark conceptual territories, such as “the human,” “the holy,” “the family,” or “the natural world.” Triggered by new waves of immigration, the meaningfulness of state borders and the necessity of their control have been subject to debate, alongside questions concerning the boundaries surrounding identities, cultures or religions. Moving beyond the border of nation-states and the “clash of civilizations” paradigm, the main objective of this conference is to explore the historically contingent, fluid, and dynamic nature of borders by shedding light on the intricate mechanisms through which boundaries were erected, maintained, crossed, and transgressed throughout the eastern Mediterranean world.
Possible paper topics might include, but are not limited to:
- Border ontologies and epistemologies
- Negotiating, contesting, and appropriating spaces – sites of cultural, religious, social, political, economic, artistic encounters, transformations, and exchange
- The dynamics of borders and identities – the role of different sensory mechanisms in (re)articulating communal boundaries and identities, multiple identities and cultural mobility
- Practices of representation – multisensory engagement with various aspects of daily life, the anthropology of smells and sounds, sumptuary restrictions on food
- Bordering the body – the politicization of bodily images and the genderization of conflicts
- Geopolitics, power practices, sovereignty
- Politics of translation as means of enforcement, representation, and/or appropriation
Please submit by January 31, 2017 a short paper proposal (no more than 250 words, together with a brief biography and contact information) to the following address: cemsconference@ceu.edu
Keynote Speakers
Verena Krebs (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
David Thomas (University of Birmingham)
Greg Woolf (Institute of Classical Studies, London)
Accommodation and Travel Grants
All participants will be offered accommodation for the full duration of the conference (3 nights) at the CEU Residence Center. In order to encourage the participation of individuals with limited institutional support a small number of partial travel grants will be available to cover travel expenses. Those who wish to be considered for the grant should include an additional justification alongside their paper proposals. Please note that there is no conference fee. For further information, do not hesitate to contact the organizers at cemsconference@ceu.edu .
Sponsors
Center for Eastern Mediterranean Studies
ACRO, Academic Cooperation and Research Support Office
Organizing Committee
Matea Laginja (PhD Student, Department of Medieval Studies)
Emese Muntán (PhD Student, Department of Medieval Stduies)
Iuliana Soficaru (PhD Student, Department of Medieval Studies)
For further information, do not hesitate to contact the organizers at cemsconference@ceu.edu or at our Facebook page.
Židovi i arhitektura – obavezna gostujuća predavanja
Pozivaju se studenti koji su upisali ovaj kolegij da obavezno prisustvuju na posljednja dva predavanja koja će za specifične teme održati gostujuće nastavnice i to:
16. siječnja
Dr. sc. Arijana Koprčina:
“Judaica u oblikovanju metala ‒ srebrni i metalni predmeti za sinagogu i dom”
23. siječnja
Dr. sc. Snješka Knežević:
“Umjetnost židovskih groblja”
Pohađanje oba ova predavanja će se evidentirati i uz aktivno sudjelovanje u diskusiji studenti će biti oslobođeni formalnog dijela ispita za ovaj kolegij (detaljnije upute na predavanju).
Predavanja počinju u 9,30 h.
Doc. dr. sc. Zlatko Karač.