Elias Sacks
Elias Sacks published "Can God Reject the Jewish People?: Elijah Zvi Soloveitchik, Supersessionism, and Modern Jewish Thought” in theJournal of Textual Reasoning. The article exploresthe first verse-by-verse Hebrew
Under the leadership of Elias Sacks, a team from 鶹ѰBoulder received a $299,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Sawyer Seminar program to support "Restoring Trust: Humanistic Perspectives on Academic Freedom, American- Elias Sacks recently published five articles in volume 23 ofThe Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception(EBR), the first comprehensive research tool to fully explore the history of interpretation and reception of
- Elias Sacks recently taught a four-session course on Modern Judaism for theWexner Heritage Program, a multi-year educational experience focused on Jewish learning and leadership training for volunteer leaders in communities
- Elias Sacks has signed a contract with Yale University Press to produce the first English translation of The Guide of the Perplexed of the Time(Moreh Nevukei Ha-zeman), the unfinished Hebrew magnum opus of the Eastern
Director Elias Sacks'review of Randi Rashkover'sbook "Nature and Norm: Judaism, Christianity, and the Theopolitical Problem” has been published in Modern Theology.You can access the review here.- To the Program in Jewish Studies Community:I hope that this email finds you healthy and safe. As the 2021-2022 academic year comes to a close, I’m writing to share the news that, in January 2023, I'll be leaving the University
Read about the new Henry Luce Foundation supported initiative, “Jews of Color: Histories and Futures,” spearheaded bySamira K. Mehta:"‘A chance to change the world’ —new initiative to elevate voices and experiences of Jews of Color"
We are excited to announce that Elias Sacks, Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Jewish Studies, will begin his term as Director of the Program in Jewish Studies on January 1, 2020. We would also like to thank Professor Beverly Weber for
Elias Sacks, Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Jewish Studies and Incoming Director of the Program in Jewish Studies,recently visited the University of Virginia to lecture on Jewish thought and anti