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SUMMARY:Masterclass: Judeo-Arabic Journalism in the Maghreb: Texts\, Genres and Language Choices\, c. 1870–1920
DESCRIPTION:On 16–17 September 2026\, the Munich Research Centre for Jewish-Arabic Cultures will host a two-day masterclass with Dr. Avner Ofrath\, Senior Research Fellow in the Volkswagen Momentum Programme From Pre-Modern to Modern Perspectives in Judaic Studies.\nBringing together close textual analysis and broader historical perspectives\, the masterclass explores the rich yet little-known world of Judeo-Arabic journalism in the colonial Maghreb. Through a close reading of selected periodicals (English translations will be provided)\, participants will examine questions of authorship and readership\, local and global perspectives\, and the interplay of Judeo-Arabic\, Hebrew\, French\, and Spanish in the emerging Jewish press. Particular attention will be paid to the role of different literary genres in shaping a vibrant vernacular public sphere.\nDr. Ofrath is Alfred Landecker Lecturer in History at Freie Universität Berlin. His research focuses on the social\, cultural\, and intellectual history of Arabic-speaking Jews\, with particular interests in Judeo-Arabic language\, print culture\, and modern Jewish thought in the Middle East and North Africa. His current research traces the connected history of Judeo-Arabic writing across the Maghrib and Mashriq\, examining how writers revived Judeo-Arabic as a language of political expression\, modernity\, and Jewish identity in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. \nPreliminary Schedule\nDay 1\nSession I: Introduction – Jewish Books and Print Culture in the Pre-Colonial and Colonial Maghreb
 \nAn overview of Jewish print culture in the Maghreb through selected texts and sources. \nSession II: Language Structures and Choices
 \nThe interplay of Judeo-Arabic\, Hebrew\, French\, and Spanish in the emerging Jewish press\, with particular attention to language choices\, multilingual practices\, and genres such as news reports\, readers’ letters\, travel writing\, and serialized novels. \nDay 2\nSession III: Sites and Boundaries
 \nHow Judeo-Arabic journalists imagined and negotiated different physical and social spaces—from the home and the congregation to the polity and the wider Jewish world. \nFurther details\, including registration information\, will be announced soon.
URL:https://www.jewisharabiccultures.fak12.uni-muenchen.de/calendar/masterclass-judeo-arabic-journalism-in-the-maghreb-texts-genres-and-language-choices-c-1870-1920/
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Roya Hakakian - Poetry and Identity between Iran\, Israel and the USA @ Jewish Museum Berlin
DESCRIPTION:Poetry and Identity between Iran\, Israel and the USA\n– Jewish Museum Berlin\nThe Munich Research Centre for Jewish-Arabic Cultures is pleased to welcome the acclaimed journalist\, poet\, and author Roya Hakakian for an evening exploring the intersections of poetry\, migration\, memory\, and Jewish identity.\nBorn into a Jewish family in Iran\, Hakakian experienced the 1979 Islamic Revolution as a young teenager. In 1985\, she left Iran and was granted political asylum in the United States. Her memoir Journey from the Land of No (2004)\, recounting her childhood in revolutionary Iran and her experience of exile\, received wide critical acclaim and was published in German translation in 2008. She has also published two acclaimed collections of poetry in Persian.\nToday\, Hakakian is one of the leading public intellectuals writing on Iran\, the Iranian diaspora\, and U.S.–Iranian relations. Her work combines personal experience with political and cultural analysis\, while her Jewish heritage offers a distinctive perspective on questions of identity\, displacement\, and belonging.\nSince 2015\, she has taught at THREAD\, Yale University’s writing workshop\, and is a Fellow of Davenport College\, Yale University. She lives in Connecticut.
URL:https://www.jewisharabiccultures.fak12.uni-muenchen.de/calendar/an-evening-with-roya-hakakian/
LOCATION:Jewish Museum Berlin\, Lindenstr. 9–14\, Berlin\, 10969\, Germany
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