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The Jewish Studies Program offers an interdisciplinary approach to the academic study of Jewish culture, history, sociology, literature, art, film and religion. While the focus of Baruch’s Jewish Studies program highlights the American, and more specifically, the New York Jewish experience, all courses that center on Jewish-related subjects fulfill the requirements for the minor. These courses are offered often cross-listed with other departments and are open to all students; they address the historical, social, cultural, religious and political life of American and world Jewry

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The Minor 

Required Course

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Mapping the Jewish Experience3 credits
 

Electives

Choose two of the following courses:

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Urban Anthropology3 credits

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Special Topics in Anthropology/Sociology* (

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3 credits

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Religious Worlds of New York (

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3 credits
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Latin American Jewish Women Writers (
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3 credits
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Laughter Through Tears: Classic Yiddish Fiction in Translation (
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3 credits
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Ethnic Literature*3 credits
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Topics in Film*3 credit
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Jewish-American Literature3 credits

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History (Ancient) of the Jewish People as Reflected in Literature3 credits

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History (Medieval/Modern) of the Jewish People as Reflected in Literature3 credits

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The Hebrew Essays3 credits
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Religion and Politics in the United States (

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3 credits

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Topics in American History *3 credits

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American Urban History3 credits

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The Immigrant in American History3 credits
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History of the People of the City of New York3 credits
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History of the Jewish People in America3 credits
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 Topics in European History*3 credits
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Immigration on Stage and Screen (
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3 credits 
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Jewish Humor3 credits
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The Holocaust in History and Memory (
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3 credits

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Special Topics in Jewish Studies3 credits

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Independent Study I and II **3 credits
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Christian, Jewish, and Islamic Philosophy in the Middle Ages3 credits

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The Modern Middle East and North Africa3 credits

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The Traditions of Judaism3 credits

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The Hebrew Bible3 credits

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Modern Jewish Thought3 credits
 

* Students may use this course if the topic is relevant to the minor, and permission is obtained from the Director of the Jewish Studies Program.

** Students may use 3-credit independent study courses (

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) as electives within the major with permission from the Director of the Jewish Studies Program

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Courses

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Courses in Jewish Studies (JWS)
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Latin American Jewish Women Writers ( CMP 3051), ( LACS 3051), ( LTS 3051)3 credits 
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Immigration on Stage and Screen (
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3 credits 
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Jewish Humor3 credits
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The Holocaust in History and Memory (
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3 credits

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JWS 3950

Special Topics in Jewish Studies

3 credits

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JWS 4001

Laughter Through Tears: Classic Yiddish Fiction in Translation (

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3 credits

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JWS 4900

Mapping the Jewish Experience

3 credits

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Independent Study Ito be arranged (1-3 hours/credits)
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Independent Study IIto be arranged (1-3 hours/credits)

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Courses in Hebrew (HEB)
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Elementary Hebrew I and II

3 hours; 3 credits per semester

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HEB 3001

Lower Intermediate Hebrew

4 credits

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HEB 3002

Upper Intermediate Hebrew

4 credits

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HEB 3003

Advanced Hebrew I: Reading in Hebrew Language

3 credits

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HEB 3004

Advanced Hebrew II

3 credits

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HEB 3303

Masterpieces of Literature: The Psychological Novel

3 credits

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HEB 3311

History (Ancient) of the Jewish People as Reflected in Literature

4 credits

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HEB 3312

History (Medieval/Modern) of the Jewish People as Reflected in Literature

4 credits

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HEB 4000

Advanced Hebrew Conversation I

4 credits

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HEB 4001

Advanced Hebrew Conversation II

4 credits

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HEB 4148

Great Works of Hebrew Literature I

3 credits

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HEB 4304

The Hebrew Essays

3 credits

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HEB 4315

Biblical Prose

3 credits

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Biblical Poetry

3 credits

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Poetry of the Hebrew Renaissance

3 credits

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HEB 4332

Poetry of Modern Israel

3 credits

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HEB 4341

Prose of the Hebrew Renaissance

3 credits

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HEB 4342

Prose of Modern Israel

3 credits

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HEB 5300

Hebrew Seminar

3 hours; 3 credits

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HEB 5301

Talmud I

3 hours; 3 credits

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HEB 5302

Talmud II

3 hours; 3 credits

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HEB 5320

Hebrew Philosophical Literature

3 hours; 4 credits

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HEB 5000-5004

Independent Study

Hours and credits to be arranged

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HEB 6001-6003

Honors

3 credits each

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