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Le Département d'Histoire et le Programme des études yiddish de l'Université hébraïque de Jérusalem organisent les 27 et 28 mai prochains une conférence intitulée Yiddish Culture in Past and Present Scholarship.  Histories, Ideologies, Methodologies réunissant les chercheurs, les historiens, les critiques littéraires et culturels sur le thème de l'histoire de la culture ( scholarship) yiddish ; que ce soit sur la littérature yiddish ancienne ou moderne, sur le théâtre, le cinéma, le folklore... et ce à travers les siècles et le monde.La conférence se tiendra à l'Université hébraïque de Jérusalem :Mt. Scopus, JérusalemBeit Maiersdorf, Room 405 / 502 Programme du colloque :Mercredi 27 Mai 201510:15 : Accueil et IntroductionProf. Moshe Sluhovsky, Head of the History Department, Hebrew University ; Prof. Avraham Novershtern, Head of the Yiddish Studies Program, Hebrew University ; Dr. Aya Elyada, History Department, Hebrew University10:45Keynote LectureProf. Hana Wirth-Nesher, Director, Goldreich Family Institute for Yiddish Language, Literature, and Culture Tel Aviv UniversityTradition, the Individual Talent, and Yiddish: Taking StockRespondent: Prof. Mikhail Krutikov, University of Michigan ; Chair: Aya Elyada, Hebrew University of Jerusalem13:15 :  Scholarly Work in/on Yiddish: Eastern Europe Before and After the WarChair: Gali Drucker Bar-Am, Tel Aviv University ; Respondent: Prof. Israel Bartal, Hebrew University of JerusalemDavid Fishman, Jewish Theological Seminary of America : Yiddish Scholarship Amidst the Ruins: The Scholarly Work of the Vilna Jewish Museum, 1944-1949Gennady Estraikh, New York University : Hersh Remenik's Retrospect of Soviet Yiddish Literature15:30 : Reflections on the Study of Yiddish TheatreChair: Diego Rotman, Hebrew University of Jerusalem ; Respondent: Dr. Shelly Zer-Zion, Tel Aviv UniversityZehavit Stern, University of Oxford : The Father, the Orphan, and the Bastard: Yiddish Theatre Historiography and the Quest for a Jewish Art HeritageJoel Berkowitz, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee : The Old, the New, and the Missing: Reflecting on the State of Yiddish Theatre Scholarship, ca. 201517:30 : Book Discussion :Avraham Novershtern, Here Dwells the Jewish People: A Century of American Yiddish Literature, Jerusalem: The Magnes Press, 2015 (in Hebrew)Chair: Eli Lederhendler, Hebrew University of JerusalemDavid G. Roskies, Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Hebrew University of JerusalemAvraham Novershtern, Hebrew University of JerusalemJeudi 28 mais 201509:15 : Discussing Yiddish in German: the 19th and Early 20th CenturyChair: Cecile E. Kuznitz, Bard College ; Respondent: Prof. Guy Miron, Open University of IsraelOfer Dynes, Harvard University : Yiddish for Spies, Lemberg 1814Ruth von Bernuth, UNC Chapel Hill : Yiddish as Kulturträger: Binjamin Wolf Segel and Yiddish StudiesKata Gellen, Duke University : Soma Morgenstern’s Yiddish Kafka12:00 :  Trends and Developments in Yiddish Literary ScholarshipChair: Sonia Gollance, University of Pennsylvania ; Respondent: Prof. Avraham Novershtern, Hebrew University of JerusalemMarc Caplan, Center for Jewish History, New York : "A Tree Is Best Measured When It Is Down": Dan Miron's A Traveler Disguised and the Location of Yiddish in Contemporary TheoryAdi Mahalel, University of Maryland, College Park : Yiddish Scholarship and the Neo-Conservative Revolution14:45 :  Revisiting the Place of Philology in the Study of Old Yiddish TextsChair: Marion Aptroot, Heinrich Heine University, Dusseldorf ; Respondent: Prof. Chava Turniansky, Hebrew University of JerusalemShlomo Berger, University of Amsterdam : Yiddish Scholarship Between Philology and AnthropologyClaudia Rosenzweig, Bar Ilan University : Far from Where: Why Yiddish Philology Still Matters17:00 :  Yiddish and Jewish FolkloristicsChair: Oren Roman, University of Haifa ;Respondent: Prof. Galit Hasan-Rokem, Hebrew University of JerusalemSzonja Ráhel Komoróczy, Hungarian Academy of Sciences : Yiddish Language and Culture Through the Lens of Jewish Scholarship in HungaryAya Elyada, Hebrew University of Jerusalem : Yiddish Culture and the Jewish Volkskunde at the Turn of the Century18:45-19:15 : Concluding Discussion