Fellows Q & A | Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies

Q&A: Katz Center Fellow Wendy Zierler Finds Where Storytelling, Medicine, and Gender Come Together in Modern Hebrew Literature

Natalie Dohrmann (NBD): Wendy, tell us a bit about your broad scholarly interests, what drew you to them, and what especially excites you about them personally and/or intellectually.

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Q&A: Katz Center Fellow Ronit Yoeli-Tlalim Vastly Expands the Map of Medieval Jewish Knowledge Transfer

Natalie Dohrmann (NBD): Ronit, tell us a bit about your broad scholarly interests, what drew you to them, and what especially excites you about them personally and/or intellectually.

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Q&A: Katz Center Fellow Uzi Rebhun on the Importance of Counting

Natalie Dohrmann (NBD): Uzi, tell us a bit about your broad scholarly interests, what drew you to them, and what especially excites you about them personally and/or intellectually.

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Q&A: Katz Center Fellow Magdalena Janosikova on the History of Medicine in Early Modern Ashkenaz

Natalie Dohrmann (NBD): Magdalena, tell us a bit about your scholarly interests. What drew you to them originally? What especially excites you about them personally and/or intellectually?

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Q&A: Katz Center Fellow Carla Vieira on the Key Role Played by Sephardic Physicians in the Circulation of Early Modern Scientific Knowledge

Natalie Dohrmann (NBD): Carla, tell us a bit about your scholarly interests. What drew you to them originally? What especially excites you about them personally or intellectually?

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Q&A: Katz Center Fellow Hannah Zaves-Greene Talks Disability Studies and American Jewish History

Natalie Dohrmann (NBD): Hannah, tell us a bit about your scholarly interests, what drew you to them, and what especially excites you about them personally and/or intellectually?

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Q&A: Katz Center Fellow Marek Tuszewicki on Folk Medicine in Eastern Europe

Natalie Dohrmann (NBD): Marek, tell us a bit about your scholarly interests, what drew you to them, and what especially excites you about them personally and/or intellectually.

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Q&A: Katz Center Fellow Mary Channen Caldwell on Jewish Music and Musicians in Medieval France

Natalie Dohrmann (NBD): Mary, tell us a bit about your scholarly interests and what especially excites you about them personally and/or intellectually.

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Q&A: Katz Center Fellow Samantha Cooper on Jews and the Met

Steve Weitzman (SW): Samantha, tell us a bit about your scholarly interests, and what drew you to them personally and/or intellectually.

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Q&A: Katz Center Fellow Uri Erman on Jews in the British Opera in the 18th and 19th Centuries

Steve Weitzman (SW): Uri, might you begin by telling us a bit about your larger project on opera in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and what led you to this interest?

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