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Call for Papers: Kehildemia | Diego Rotman

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Diego Rotman

Department of Theatre Studies
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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9.2.2024 | New text: Hamiflatsti yafe ve gam dome le tarnegolet, Erev Rav [Hebrew]
6.1.2024 | Interview about the course "Building an Inclusive Spac..." in "Kan Tarbut" with Goel Pinto (Hebrew)
1.1.2024 | Nir Hasson review about a course in Haarez (Hebrew): "While everything around was burning, on the Mount Scopus campus they created a course that became an extraordinary social and academic experiment"
14.12.2023 | Article at the Japanese Newspaper Asahi, about the course: "Creating an Inclusvie Space..."
10.12.2023 | New Review about "The Yiddish Stage..." Book, by Vassili Schedrin in the Slavic-Jewish Jorunal (in Russian)
10.12.2023 | New Article: Performing the Jewish Temporary House: Reflections on an Art-Research Project on Contemporary Sukkot (Russian), at Judaic-Slavic Journal
30.11.2023 | New Cousre: Creating an Inclusive Space During Wartime: (The) Green Terrace at Mount Scopus Campus
18.9.2023 | New great review of "The Stage as a Temporary Home [...]," by Debra Caplan in In Geveb, Journal of Yididsh Studies
New Article: Rotman, Diego . “An-sky’s Dybbuk as Destination”.
29.1.2023 | New Article: Mauas, Lea , and Diego Rotman. “Born in Translation and Iteration: On the Poetics of João Delgado”. Arts 12 (2023): 95.

Call for Papers: Kehildemia

25 March, 2022

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