JS150 - Jerusalem in History and Imagination/Lecture, Discussion

Surveys fortunes and forms of Jerusalem from Bronze Age to present day. Examines the political and religious visions for the city (pagan, Jewish, Christian, Muslim) and the secular and religious aspirations of these groups as they have become inextricably entangled with the history of the city. Mr. Burke and Mr. Fox/Offered periodically

Faculty

Paul Burke, Ph.D. - Professor of Classics Adjunct Professor of History

Everett Fox, Ph.D. - Allen M. Glick Chair in Judaic and Biblical Studies Director, Jewish Studies Program; Acting Director, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Fall 08

The course is also known by the following crosslisted code(s):

CLAS150
HIST150