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Students will acquire an ability to understand the nature of Jewish Diaspora in a contemporary as well as historical perspective.
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This course also aim to analyze the Jewish Diaspora within a wider international and global perspective and to develop a deep understanding of the inter-relation between the economics, history, politics, language and culture.
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Iberian Jews; identity; society
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1- Introduction
2- Diaspora: Cochin, Goa, Malacca
3- Diaspora: China and Macau
4- Diaspora: Japan
5- Jewish Diaspora and Slavery: Victoria Dias
6- Jewish Diaspora and Persecution: the Perez Case
7- Jewish Diaspora and commercial networks: Bartolomeu Vaz Landeiro
8- Jewish Diaspora and commercial networks: New Mexico, the Philippines and Macau. I
9- Jewish Diaspora and commercial networks: New Mexico, the Philippines and Macau. II
10- Debate
11- The Second World War and the Jewish Diaspora in Asia I
12- The Second World War and the Jewish Diaspora in Asia II
13- Debate
14- Reports
- Presentation and Discussion I
15- Reports
- Presentation and Discussion II
Final Report Discussion
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- Recall factual claims about the past and synthesize them into coherent interpretive
arguments.
- Read reference books closely and critically.
- Formulate a well-organized and well-supported argument.
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There will be literature suggested for each class, which all the students will be required to read.
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