Hebrew Linguistics is divided diachronically (from ancient to modern) and diatopically (regionally specific). The basis for studying Hebrew Linguistics, as well as for other subjects at the HfJS,
The Chair teaches Jewish literatures, above all Yiddish, Hebrew, German-Jewish and American-Jewish literature on the basis of central works that are read in translation and/or in the original.
Professor Dr. Ronen Reichman Chair of Talmud, Codices and Rabbinic Literature BaföG representative (+49) (0) 6221 / 54 19 228 ronen.reichman@hfjs.eu Office hours (lecture period): by
The 19th World Congress of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem also includes a session by our own researchers, among them Rabbi Prof. Birgit Klein.
A look back at academic work, university history and lasting impulses
The beginnings of Yiddish book printing
Winter semester 2023/2024 Lecture: Introduction to the history and politics of the modern Middle East Supervision: Prof. Dr. Johannes Becke & Prof. Dr. Henning Sievert MA seminar: Reading
Symposium celebrating the book launch
Co-organized by Yona-Dvir Schalem, research assistant at the HfJS, with our rector Dr. Andreas Brämer
