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From Israelite to Jew

Michael Satlow

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Frequency: 1 episode/18d. Total Eps: 23

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From Israelite to Jew: 22: After the Destruction: A Beginning or and End?

jeudi 21 janvier 2010 • Duration

The Jerusalem Temple was destroyed in 70 CE, a moment that typically is said to mark in Jewish historiography the end of the "second temple period" and beginning of the "rabbinic period." But to what extent did things really change?

In this episode, the last of this series, I also reflect more broadly on the series.

The episode can be heard here, or on the player below. More download options are available here. It is also available on iTunes and iTunesU.

From Israelite to Jew: 21: Destruction

jeudi 14 janvier 2010 • Duration

The Jewish revolt in Judea that began in 66 CE ended with the Roman destruction of the Jerusalem Temple in 70. Why, though, did the Jews in Judea and the Galilee revolt? And why did the Romans destroy the Temple?

The episode can be heard here or on the player below. More download options can be found here. It can also be heard through iTunes and iTunesU.

From Israelite to Jew: 12: The Hasmonean Kings

mercredi 17 juin 2009 • Duration

A discussion of Judah's consolidation of power around 162 BCE to the last of the Hasmonean kings, in 30 BCE.

The episode can be heard here, or on the player below. More download options are here. The podcast is also available on iTunes.

From Israelite to Jew: 11: The Revolt of the Maccabees

mercredi 27 mai 2009 • Duration

Why did the Maccabees revolt around 165 BCE? This episode explores both the revolt of the Maccabees and the origins of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah.

The episode can be heard here or on the player below; more download options are available here.

The podcast is also available on iTunes.

From Israelite to Jew: 10: Jubilees and 1 Enoch

lundi 11 mai 2009 • Duration

A discussion of two books dating from the third or second centuries, BCE, Jubilees and 1 Enoch. Both books, part of a collection traditionally known as "the Pseudepigrapha," testify to a Jewish understanding of continuing direct divine revelation in the Hellenistic period.

The podcast can be heard here, or through the player below. It can also be found in iTunes. More download options can be found here.

From Israelite to Jew: 9: Hellenism Arrives

dimanche 12 avril 2009 • Duration

A discussion of Alexander's conquest of west Asia and its aftermath (323 - 200 BCE). What is "Hellenism," and how did the Jews react to it? Particular attention is paid to the Septuagint, Ecclesiastes, and Ecclesiasticus.

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The podcast is also accessible on iTunes.

From Israelite to Jew: 8: Jews of the Persian Empire

mercredi 1 avril 2009 • Duration

This episode discusses two Jewish communities outside of Jerusalem, that represented by the biblical book of Esther, and that of Elephantine, Egypt. It takes place in the fifth to fourth centuries, BCE.

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The episode can also be found in iTunes.

From Israelite to Jew: 7: Nehemiah

jeudi 12 mars 2009 • Duration

The seventh episode of the podcast, "From Israelite to Jew." This episode deals primarily with the career and reforms of Nehemiah, which lasted from 445 BCE to around 432 BCE.

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From Israelite to Jew: 6: The Torah

vendredi 27 février 2009 • Duration

In this episode I discuss the historical formation of the Torah, or Pentateuch, and provide an introduction to the documentary hypothesis. I am now receiving technical support from Brown University, and the quality of the audio is improved.

The episode can be heard here. More download options can be found here.

The podcast can also be heard on iTunes.

The Hedgehog, the Fox, and the Talmud

vendredi 13 février 2009 • Duration

This is not an installment of "From Israelite to Jew," but is instead a reading of an essay recently published on Zeek, an online journal. The written version is here.

This is a meditation on the Talmud as read through Tolstoy, and how such a reading can generate a useful stance in the modern world. Having just written that, I should quickly add that that makes it sound more abstruse than it really is. Check it out and let me know!

I'll be back to "From Israelite to Jew" next week or the week after.

The podcast can be heard here; download options are here. You can also stream from the player below:

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It is also available on iTunes. My thanks to Giovi Roz and the Instructional Technology Group at Brown University for their technical assistance.