Judaica 2

Guaranteeing department: KCR

Guarantor:Ing. Ivica Linderová, PhD.

Lecturer:Mgr. Petra Čejka

Lecturer's Medallion: Graduate of the University of Applied Sciences in Olomouc, majoring in Cultural Anthropology and Judaic Studies, in which Jewish and Israeli Studies and History and Culture of the Jews. She graduated from Bar Illan University in Tel Aviv with a degree in Jewish Studies. She has a long-standing interest in Israel. She speaks several languages: English, Russian, Hebrew and German.

Annotation:Binding course. The Judaic Studies 2 course is primarily intended for candidates who have taken Judaic Studies 1, but also for those who are already familiar with the subject and the basic information. The course will provide expanded information about Judaism, Jewish history, and contemporary Israel. The course covers three basic areas that intersect throughout the course. Judaism and its intersection with Christianity in the Diaspora. Jewish history, focusing on significant events and personalities. Modern Israel, its realities, culture and politics. The follow-up course includes field trips, films, travel screenings and visits by guest lecturers. The course will be open with a minimum of 20 people.

Number of semesters: 2

Teaching day: Monday

Learning Time: 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Course end: test

Recommended reading:to be specified in class

Registration: from 1 April 2024 via e-application

Please note: The Centre for Lifelong Learning reserves the right to change for organizational reasons (lecturer, date, class time). Any changes will always be communicated to those interested in the course in a timely manner.