JWST-Jewish Studies

JWST 101 Jewish Studies: Methods and Approaches

Examines scholarship about Jewish cultures, communities, and intellectual through the prisms of a variety of disciplines: history, anthropology, literature, feminist studies, biblical commentary, art history, philosophy, and music. Seeks to equipment students with a sophisticated understanding of the methods scholars have used to illuminate both the coherence and the diversity of Jewish experience from antiquity through the 20th Century.

Credits

5

General Education Code

CC

Quarter offered

Winter

JWST 185N The Holocaust in a Digital World

Explores how digital tools change the way we know about the Holocaust by (1) critically understanding and analyzing digital representations of the Holocaust and (2) using and developing digital skills to engage with stories about the Holocaust.

Credits

5

Cross Listed Courses

HIS 185N

Requirements

Enrollment is restricted to Jewish studies and history majors and minors during first-pass enrollment; open to all students at the start of second-pass enrollment.

General Education Code

PR-E