Instructor(s)
Nadav Linial, PhD
Professor of Modern Hebrew Language and Literature, CWRU
Location
Date
Wednesdays, August 12 to 26
Time
11:00 AM to 12:30 PM ET
Are there uniquely Jewish poetic forms, symbols, or lenses through which to see the world? Explore modern Hebrew and Yiddish poetry through the lens of language, nationhood, religion, and memory. Examine how poets grapple with belonging, displacement, faith, and cultural renewal—and how poetry became a vessel for shaping Jewish modern identity. Uncover the defining features, central themes, and evolving aesthetics of Jewish and Israeli verse. Then, inspired by these masterworks, participants may create original writing of their own. All materials will be provided in translation to English.
Member of Lifelong Learning Cost
Members receive 15% discount
Nonmember Cost
$74