Aπό το ιστολόγιο του David Meadows πληροφορούμαστε για τη διοργάνωση συμποσίου στο University of Reading προς τιμήν της γνωστής καθηγήτριας Tessa Rajak.
"JEWS, CHRISTIANS, GREEKS, ROMANS:
CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS INTERACTIONS"
25 Iουνίου 2009, 10.00 -18.00, University of Reading, Room 44, Humanities Building
Oμιλητές
PHILIP ALEXANDER, Professor of Post-Biblical Jewish Studies and Co-Director of the Centre for Jewish Studies, University of Manchester. "Did the Rabbinic movement lose the West? Reflections on the fate of Greek-speaking Judaism after 70 CE".
E. GILLIAN CLARK, Professor of Ancient History and Head of Subject (Classics & Ancient History), University of Bristol. "Augustine and the Septuagint".
HANNAH M. COTTON, Shalom Horowitz Professor of Classics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. "The Conception of Jesus and the Documents from the Judaean Desert".
MARTIN D. GOODMAN, Professor of Jewish Studies and Fellow of Wolfson College, University of Oxford. "Tolerance of Variety within Judaism in the Early Roman empire".
ERICH S. GRUEN, Wood Professor of History Emeritus, University of California at Berkeley. "Perseus as a Multi-Culturalist".
FERGUS G. B. MILLAR, Camden Professor of Ancient History Emeritus, University of Oxford. "Jews and Christians in Late Antique Mesopotamia".
JOHN NORTH, Professor of History Emeritus, UCL, University of London. "Pagan Orthopraxy".
TESSA RAJAK, Professor of Ancient History Emeritus, University of Reading. Moderator of final panel discussion.
E. GILLIAN CLARK, Professor of Ancient History and Head of Subject (Classics & Ancient History), University of Bristol. "Augustine and the Septuagint".
HANNAH M. COTTON, Shalom Horowitz Professor of Classics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. "The Conception of Jesus and the Documents from the Judaean Desert".
MARTIN D. GOODMAN, Professor of Jewish Studies and Fellow of Wolfson College, University of Oxford. "Tolerance of Variety within Judaism in the Early Roman empire".
ERICH S. GRUEN, Wood Professor of History Emeritus, University of California at Berkeley. "Perseus as a Multi-Culturalist".
FERGUS G. B. MILLAR, Camden Professor of Ancient History Emeritus, University of Oxford. "Jews and Christians in Late Antique Mesopotamia".
JOHN NORTH, Professor of History Emeritus, UCL, University of London. "Pagan Orthopraxy".
TESSA RAJAK, Professor of Ancient History Emeritus, University of Reading. Moderator of final panel discussion.
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