SUMMARY
I.
Short presentation of the “Goldstein Goren” Center for Hebrew Studies
II.
“Judaism in European Civilization: 2000 years of interferences”, International
Seminar, Bucharest, April
23-24, 2001
Section
I: Academics and Researchers
Dr.
Liviu Rotman (Tel Aviv): An academic subject like any other: Jewish studies
Dr.
Ladislau Gyemant (Cluj Napoca): The formation of the Transylvanian Jewish
and Romanian identity: a comparative view
Dr.
Andrei Cornea (Bucharest): Theological anti-Semitism
Măriuca
Stanciu (Bucharest): A promoter of the Haskala in Romania:
Moses Gaster
Andrei
Oişteanu (Bucharest): The legend of the wandering
Jew in Europe and in Romania
Dr.
Silviu Lupaşcu (Bucharest): The oneirocritical alphabet
Dr.
Felicia Waldman (Bucharest): Jewish influences in medieval
European esotericism
Dr.
Carmen Stoianov (Bucharest): Dynamics of the Jewish themes
approach in Romanian musical creations
Dr.
Mihai Mîndra (Bucharest): Felix Aderca: Jewishness and
Modernism
Dr.
Carol Iancu (Montpellier): From the “science of Judaism”
to the “new Israeli historians”: landmarks for a history of Jewish historiography
Section
II: Students
Cristina
Toma (Bucharest): The Breslau Seminary or the new legitimization
of Judaism in 19th century Europe
Georgeta
Pană (Bucharest): Undermining religious freedom:
the Mosaic cult under the Antonescu government
Florentina
Afloroaie (Bucharest): Landmarks in the representation of the Jew in medieval
Christian art
Ileana-Rodica
Dinculescu (Bucharest): Themes in the art of Jewish painters in modern Europe
– before the avant-garde movement
Ioana
Stoianov (Bucharest): Rossini’s opera: implications of the Jewish themes in
the musical treatment
Manuela
Cazan (Bucharest): Some themes of the Israeli literature regarded from a diachronical
perspective
Cristina
Maria Spinciu (Bucharest): Yiddish: a lost language? Linguistic and cultural
interferences
III.
Book reviews
Andrei
Oişteanu: The history of the Jews of Banat. Chronicle of a forecasted
book (Victor Neumann, Istoria evreilor din Banat. O mărturie a multi şi
interculturalităţii Europei central-orientale, Atlas, Bucharest,
1999)
Madeea
Sâsână: Moshe Idel, Hasidism. Între
extaz şi magie, (Hassidism. Between Ecstasy and Magic),
Hasefer, Bucharest, 2001
Andrei
Cornea: A “horror” documentary (Andrei Oişteanu, Imaginea
evreului în cultura română, Humanitas, Bucharest 2001)
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