The Institute for Advanced Studies at the Shalem Center is offering one-year research fellowships for advanced scholars and post-doctoral students wishing to conduct studies in Jewish Philosophical Theology at the Institute’s facility in Jerusalem. For application information for the 2013-2014...
The department of Philosophy, Political Theory and Religion (PPR) at the Shalem Center in Jerusalem, in partnership with the John Templeton Foundation, is pleased to announce fellowships in Philosophical Investigation of the Hebrew Bible, Talmud and Midrash. Up to two...
The Tikvah Fellowship: A year long program in New York City that combines intensive study with work experiences in the Jewish world. Begins Fall 2012. Applicants must already have completed an undergraduate degree. Fellows receive a stipend for the year...
NOTICE: The symposium on Hilary Putnam’s paper scheduled for 14-21 November, has been postponed. Apologies. The symposium on Curtis Franks’s paper will now be held between 01-08 December. Professors Franks and Andrew Schumann have kindly agreed to participate in the...
My Rabbi sent me the link to a blog called “On the Mainline,” which looks like it might have some more useful stuff. (Correction: definitely interesting stuff, see also the writer’s other blog, English Hebraica)
November 3, 2024
The APJ is holding a symposium on The People, the Torah, the God: A Neo-Traditional Jewish Theology (Academic Studies Press, 2023) by Jerome Gellman on November 3-8, 2024. The symposium is being held on this page. For the first three...
Upcoming
The APJ is delighted to announce that our annual group session for 2025 will be held at the Eastern Division of the American Philosophical Association in New York City at the Sheraton Times Square on Wednesday, January 8, from 7:00...