David Berger (PhD, Columbia University)
Ruth & I. Lewis Gordon Professor of Jewish History and Dean. Jewish intellectual history; Jewish-Christian relations; Messianism and Messianic movements; Jewish attitudes toward general culture.
Mordechai Cohen (PhD, Yeshiva University)
Professor of Bible and Associate Dean. Medieval biblical interpretation; connections with Arabic poetics and medieval Hebrew poetry; Muslim jurisprudence and Jewish legal exegesis; modern literary approaches to the Bible.
Jonathan Dauber (Phd, New York University)
Assistant Professor of Jewish Mysticism. Kabbalah and Hasidism.
Barry Eichler (PhD, University of Pennsylvania)
Professor of Ancient Near Eastern and Biblical Studies. Application of Mesopotamian literature to the study of the Bible.
Yaakov Elman (PhD, New York University)
Associate Professor of Jewish Studies. Tosefta: structure, aims, and relationship to the Talmudim; rabbinic theology; unfolding systems of rabbinic legal exegesis.
Steven Fine (PhD, Hebrew University)
Professor of Jewish History. Jewish life in Greco-Roman times; art history.
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Jeffrey S. Gurock (PhD, Columbia University)
Libby M. Klaperman Professor of Jewish History. American Jewish history, with emphasis on social and religious history; modern Jewish history.
Elazar Hurvitz (PhD, Yeshiva University)
Professor of Biblical and Talmudic Literature; Dr. Samuel Belkin Chair in Judaic Studies. Halakhic and midrashic literature; Geonic literature; Genizah research.
Arthur Hyman (PhD, Harvard University)
Distinguished Service Professor of Philosophy. History of medieval Jewish and Islamic philosophy; modern Jewish thought; Maimonides; Jewish ethics.
Ephraim Kanarfogel (PhD, Yeshiva University)
E. Billi Ivry Professor of Jewish History. Medieval Jewish history; history of halakhah; history of educational theory and practice; intellectual cross-currents between Ashkenaz and Sefarad; pietism and mysticism in rabbinic culture.
Daniel Rynhold (PhD, London School of Economics)
Assistant Professor of Modern Jewish Philosophy. Modern Jewish Philosophy.
Richard C. Steiner (PhD, University of Pennsylvania)
Professor of Semitic Languages and Literatures. Biblical and mishnaic Hebrew; Aramaic dialectology; Semitic linguistics; Hebrew linguistics in the Middle Ages.
Daniel Tsadik (PhD, Yale University)
Assistant Professor of Sephardic and Iranian Studies.
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