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I'm forwarding this on behalf of the UC Santa Cruz's Center for 
Jewish Studies.  -- Lee Jaffe, UCSC Library

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Dear friends,

We begin our work this year with our newly established major in 
Jewish Studies -- and continue with the minor. Our teaching will be 
enriched by our ongoing research: we begin the quarter with two 
visiting scholars --
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**Ruth Ellen Gruber: **Sauerkraut Cowboys and Klezmer Cafes: Europe's 
Real Imaginary Spaces**
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
12-1 pm
Humanities 1, Room 210
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Ruth Ellen Gruber discusses "new authenticities" -- and "real 
imaginary spaces," in contemporary Europe. These coincide often with 
the creation of new local traditions, definitions and cultural 
components. These two European trends are analogous phenomena: the 
"virtually Jewish scene" and codification of what "Jewish" means in 
physical, mass cultural, and touristic contexts, and the parallel, 
multi-faceted, "Imaginary Wild West," which also deals with myth, 
stereotype, physical space, and performativity. In both, questions of 
ownership, appropriation and "authenticity" are central, and longing 
and lost (sometimes mythical) landscapes play a role.

You can find an image of her on her web site and other images 
connected with this talk -- her web site is
http://web.mac.com/ruthellengruber/general_site/Home.html

Do look at her prizewinning book Virtually Jewish: Reinventing Jewish 
Culture in Europe --

Sponsored by the Center for Jewish Studies, UCSC, with funding from 
the David B. Gold Foundation.  Staff support provided by the 
Institute for Humanities Research.

And
*Anna Sapir Abulafia (Lucy Cavendish College, University of 
Cambridge): "Doing the King's Service: The Jews in Medieval England"*

Thursday,  October 7, 2010
5-6 pm
Humanities 1, Room 202
Reception to follow at the Stevenson College Provost House

Dr. Anna Sapir Abulafia is a specialist in Jewish-Christian relations 
in the European Middle Ages. Her publications include: Christians and 
Jews in the Twelfth-Century Renaissance (Routledge, 1995); Christians 
and Jews in Dispute. Disputational Literature and the Rise of 
Anti-Judaism in the West (c. 1000-1150) (Ashgate, 1998); and an 
edited volume, Religious Violence between Christians and Jews: 
Medieval Roots, Modern Perspectives (Palgrave, 2002). Her latest 
book, Christian-Jewish Relations, 1000-1300. Jews in the Service of 
Medieval Christendom, will be published by Longman later this year.

Sponsored by the Center for Mediterranean Studies and the Center for 
Jewish Studies. With support from the David B. Gold Foundation and 
from Stevenson College.  Staff support provided by the Institute for 
Humanities Research.

May this year of beginnings be a year of blessings for us all.

Murray Baumgarten and Nathaniel Deutsch
Co-Directors, Center for Jewish Studies, UCSC

http://cjs.ucsc.edu/



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