With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participa... more With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participants discuss the difficulties and joys of wearing the many hats of a solo archivist. Speaking interactively with the audience, they offer advice and experience on working effectively and efficiently with others in the organization; generating support to create a sustainable program for the future; and balancing the many functions of an archives program as a lone arranger.
With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participa... more With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participants discuss the difficulties and joys of wearing the many hats of a solo archivist. Speaking interactively with the audience, they offer advice and experience on working effectively and efficiently with others in the organization; generating support to create a sustainable program for the future; and balancing the many functions of an archives program as a lone arranger.
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DXN037197 / BLDSC - British Librar... more SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DXN037197 / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
as an interfaith, interdisciplinary and international event. The Conference is devoted to remembe... more as an interfaith, interdisciplinary and international event. The Conference is devoted to remembering and learning from the Shoah by encouraging the participation of (400 scholars, educators, members of the clergy and local communities. Its mission is to examine issues raised by the Holocaust in tandem with the study of the churches' struggle and failure to confront Nazi anti-Semitism and the 'Final Solution'.' More than 150 papers were delivered during the conference in concurrent sessions over three days. Topics included issues in teaching, teaching tools (for example, film), medical ethics, dealing with Holocaust denial as well as Christian theology after the Shoah and the role of Christian leadership in relation to the Holocaust. Historical, philosophical, theological and psychological approaches to subjects were developed. The conference was attended by over 400 people representing 38 American states and 11 countries including Britain, Germany and Israel. As well as academic papers, there were also video and slide presentations, displays and poster sessions. 2 C.R. Kotzin is a postgraduate student in the Department of History at the University of Southampton. She is researching British Christian responses to Jewish refugees in the 1930s as part of her PhD thesis.
With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participa... more With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participants discuss the difficulties and joys of wearing the many hats of a solo archivist. Speaking interactively with the audience, they offer advice and experience on working effectively and efficiently with others in the organization; generating support to create a sustainable program for the future; and balancing the many functions of an archives program as a lone arranger.
Women in Judaism: A Multidisciplinary Journal, 2006
In her introductory essay to this assorted collection of essays on the theme of gender in Jewish ... more In her introductory essay to this assorted collection of essays on the theme of gender in Jewish Studies, historian Pamela Nadell argues that gender as a category of analysis, as well as the feminist critique of Jewish Studies, have radically revised our understanding of Jewish history and Jewish Studies in critical ways that are still ongoing.[1] Eight essays in this slim yet dense volume give a sample of the range of work that such approaches have brought to topics such as blood, conversion, marriage and divorce, Zionism, professionalism, biblical interpretation, translation and self-government. Three are works of history, one is a work of feminist theory, another is an essay on biblical studies. There are also articles on literary theory and criticism, feminist translation theory, and cultural studies to complete the assortment. Together they build on more than two decades or so of work utilizing feminist critique and gender studies as a tool through which to review, rework, revise and reinvent our understandings of Jewish studies and Jewish history. I will analyze four essays to give readers a view of what "gendering the Jewish past" looks like from these varied perspectives. For a challenging yet rewarding read, I encourage readers to delve into this book for these and the other essays.
With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participa... more With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participants discuss the difficulties and joys of wearing the many hats of a solo archivist. Speaking interactively with the audience, they offer advice and experience on working effectively and efficiently with others in the organization; generating support to create a sustainable program for the future; and balancing the many functions of an archives program as a lone arranger.
With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participa... more With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participants discuss the difficulties and joys of wearing the many hats of a solo archivist. Speaking interactively with the audience, they offer advice and experience on working effectively and efficiently with others in the organization; generating support to create a sustainable program for the future; and balancing the many functions of an archives program as a lone arranger.
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DXN037197 / BLDSC - British Librar... more SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DXN037197 / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
as an interfaith, interdisciplinary and international event. The Conference is devoted to remembe... more as an interfaith, interdisciplinary and international event. The Conference is devoted to remembering and learning from the Shoah by encouraging the participation of (400 scholars, educators, members of the clergy and local communities. Its mission is to examine issues raised by the Holocaust in tandem with the study of the churches' struggle and failure to confront Nazi anti-Semitism and the 'Final Solution'.' More than 150 papers were delivered during the conference in concurrent sessions over three days. Topics included issues in teaching, teaching tools (for example, film), medical ethics, dealing with Holocaust denial as well as Christian theology after the Shoah and the role of Christian leadership in relation to the Holocaust. Historical, philosophical, theological and psychological approaches to subjects were developed. The conference was attended by over 400 people representing 38 American states and 11 countries including Britain, Germany and Israel. As well as academic papers, there were also video and slide presentations, displays and poster sessions. 2 C.R. Kotzin is a postgraduate student in the Department of History at the University of Southampton. She is researching British Christian responses to Jewish refugees in the 1930s as part of her PhD thesis.
With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participa... more With a brief historical look at the changing and challenging role of the lone arranger, participants discuss the difficulties and joys of wearing the many hats of a solo archivist. Speaking interactively with the audience, they offer advice and experience on working effectively and efficiently with others in the organization; generating support to create a sustainable program for the future; and balancing the many functions of an archives program as a lone arranger.
Women in Judaism: A Multidisciplinary Journal, 2006
In her introductory essay to this assorted collection of essays on the theme of gender in Jewish ... more In her introductory essay to this assorted collection of essays on the theme of gender in Jewish Studies, historian Pamela Nadell argues that gender as a category of analysis, as well as the feminist critique of Jewish Studies, have radically revised our understanding of Jewish history and Jewish Studies in critical ways that are still ongoing.[1] Eight essays in this slim yet dense volume give a sample of the range of work that such approaches have brought to topics such as blood, conversion, marriage and divorce, Zionism, professionalism, biblical interpretation, translation and self-government. Three are works of history, one is a work of feminist theory, another is an essay on biblical studies. There are also articles on literary theory and criticism, feminist translation theory, and cultural studies to complete the assortment. Together they build on more than two decades or so of work utilizing feminist critique and gender studies as a tool through which to review, rework, revise and reinvent our understandings of Jewish studies and Jewish history. I will analyze four essays to give readers a view of what "gendering the Jewish past" looks like from these varied perspectives. For a challenging yet rewarding read, I encourage readers to delve into this book for these and the other essays.
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