Member's groups
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An AJS conference division group! Join to discuss literature of the Bible; world of the Bible; early post-Biblical literature (Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, Dead Sea Scrolls); interpretation of the Bible from […]
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A conference division group – any AJS member can join to discuss rabbinic literature and culture.
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A discussion group that’s open to all AJS members
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A conference division and open group. Representation of Judaism and Jews in visual art, music, theater, and dance; the role of the arts in Jewish history and civilization
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The wild card division for 2016, this group explores theoretical approaches to Jewishness and considers how Jewish difference and Jewish coherence have been and continue to be constructed, maintained, or, in some […]
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A group for graduate student members of AJS to discuss writing, teaching, research, and graduate student life.
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An open group for all AJS members
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A group open to all AJS Commons members.
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A group open to all AJS members.
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A conference division and public group to discuss Hebrew literature from the Haskalah on, including contemporary Israeli literature
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A conference division group – open to any AJS member. Join to discuss Yiddish culture and history!
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Open to all AJS members – a discussion group and conference division!
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Sociology, anthropology, folklore, political science, and social psychology as applied to Jewish communities
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Jewish philosophy and thought in modern times; modern Jewish religious movements. A conference division and discussion group.
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An open group for all AJS members
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A group for AJS members interested in Jewish history and culture in Antiquity
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A conference division and space to discuss history and culture of Sephardi and Mizrahi Jewry.
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Linguistic, semiotic, or philological studies of Hebrew, Yiddish, and other Jewish languages; language instruction in Hebrew, Yiddish, other Jewish languages.
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Literature, history, and phenomenology of Jewish mysticism in all periods. A 2016 conference division and open discussion.
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A 2016 conference division: Jewish history in Muslim and Christian realms; Jewish literatures including but not limited to belles lettres, piyyut, and exegesis; medieval and early modern Jewish art, artifacts, and […]
