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Mirror, 1945, Helen Levitt

Fellows

    • Maya Barzilai
      University of Michigan
      Monstrous Borders: The Golem Legend and the Creation of Popular Culture
    • Lois Dubin
      Smith College
      Rachele and Her Loves: Marriage and Divorce in a Revoluntionary Age
    • Jonathan Freedman, Head Fellow
      University of Michigan
    • Jennifer Glaser
      University of Cincinnati
      Exceptional Differences: Race, Chosennes, and the Postwar Jewish American Literary Imagination
    • Harvey Goldberg
      Hebrew University
      Ethnographic and Historical Perspectives on Maghrib Border Processes
    • Kathryn Lavezzo
      University of Iowa
      Mapping Jews and Christians in Medieval and Renaissance Literature: A Cultural Geography of English Antisemitism
    • Tatjana Lichtenstein
      University of Texas - Austin
      A Life at Odds: The Private and Political World of a Prague Zionist
    • Jessica Marglin
      Princeton University
      The Assarrafs Go to Court: Jews in the Moroccan Legal System during the Nineteenth Century
    • Isaac Oliver
      University of Michigan
      Luke: Marginalized Jew in the Greco Roman Diaspora
    • Ranen Omer-Sherman
      University of Miami
      Jewish Levantine Identities in the Contemporary Memoir & Fiction
    • Laurence Roth
      Susquehanna University
      Unpacking my Father's Bookstore: Collection, Commerce, Literature
    • Andrea Siegel
      Pepperdine University
      An Experimental Foray: Calendar for Mother and Child and Mother and Child Yearbook
    • Lisa Silverman
      University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
      Beyond Material Claims: Rhetorics of Restitution after the Holocaust
    • Orian Zakai
      University Of Michigan
      Hebrew Women, Their Others, Their Nation

Frankel Institute

2111 Thayer Bldg.
University of Michigan
202 S. Thayer Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1608
Phone: 734-763-9047
Fax: 734-936-2186
The Frankel Center for Judaic Studies