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Patterns of Knowledge Circulation is the Emmy Noether Research Group, founded by the DFG, based at the Dept. of Cultural and Historical Studies at FU Berlin

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#job #postdoc position in (old) #Yiddish available in our project, see details: https://t.co/A2nrZDWnM9

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The deadline is in ONE week!

Our Hebrew Manuscript Studies Workshop, 17-28 June 2024, is open for applications.

Applications close on 19 January 2024 at 12 noon.

Apply here: https://t.co/mXzeES5h5w…

#HMSW #manuscriptstudies #hebrewmanuscripts #bodleianlibrary

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2024 Hebrew Manuscript Studies Workshop: Call for Applications. Deadline for applications: 12 noon (UK time) 19th January 2024
https://t.co/UfHJJGqXpy

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Just like that, our 2023 #HMSW has come to a close after 2 weeks at the @bodleianlibs! Here you can see Dr Agata Paluch teaching us how to make a pretzel-shaped letter 'pe' in 17th -century Italy, & some hands-on work in one of our parchment sessions. #Hebrew #ManuscriptStudies

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Join us for the (online) keynote lectures of "Kabbalistic Afterlives: Copies, Reproductions & Textual Circulation in the Making of Post-Medieval Kabbalah in Central-Eastern Europe" as we head towards the final phase of our project! Details and registration 👇

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New blogpost featuring the foreword to a new special issue on #earlymodern #kabbalah and #knowledgetransfers in @EJJS_Journal @Brill_Jewish by Patrick Benjamin Koch and @agata_pal: https://t.co/CiHnzv0FT0

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See this new post at our sister blog @MigKnow of the @GHIWashington and @ghiwest featuring work from scholars associated with @ESKNOW1 @FU_Berlin and "Jewish Moralistic Writings of the Early Modern Period @unihh

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@magdajanosik @The_EAJS @FU_Berlin Looking forward to this!
For the updated programme see https://t.co/tHEw8jcHUY

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soon -- hearing, seeing, touching, and smelling Hebrew postmedieval manuscripts at the Bodleian 👁️

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Big books vibe at the Bodleian this week... #Hebrewmss #bookhist #earlymodernmss

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https://t.co/ScXfXepb8I

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We are pleased to announce the publication of “Kabbalah and Knowledge Transfers in Early Modernity,” a special issue of the European Journal of Jewish Studies 16.1 (2022) 1/2 @Brill_Jewish
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Edited and with a foreword by @agata_pal and Patrick B Koch and contributions by @magdajanosik, Saverio Campanini, Flavia Buzzetta, @GentiliHanna, @YossiChajes, Gerold Necker, @AndreaGondos, Avinoam J. Stillman, and Giulio Busi 2/2

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the new BwB-Magazine article is online

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On making sense of magical recipes by a famous 17th-century kabbalist, a short guest post on the fabulous Recipes Project blog (@historecipes): https://t.co/wwG9o7zjQf
#recipes #Hebrewmss #Kabbalah #Magic

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Just in time: a story of a fallen sukkah and a warning to eat your garlic cloves carefully, from NLI Ms. 28 1, by our research associate Avinoam Stillman: https://t.co/M82ATyL7TV
#hebrewmss #kabbalah #earlymodern