Gender and Second Temple Judaism / 10th Nangeroni Meeting (2018 Rome), conference

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Gender and Second Temple Judaism (2018) is the topic of the tenth conference in the series of Nangeroni Meetings organised by the Enoch Seminar in Rome, Italy (June, 2018).

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Tenth Nangeroni Meeting (Rome, Italy; June 17 - June 21, 2018)

Conference Committee: Shayna Sheinfeld and Kathy Ehrensperger; Conference Secretary, Joshua Scott


Preliminary Information

When: June 17 - June 21, 2018

Location of Seminar: Rome, Italy


Purpose: While gender is discussed at other conferences and seminars on Second Temple Judaism, it is always as a peripheral topic: a presenter who discusses a text that includes women will usually touch on the subject; likewise, specific portrayals of masculinity may be noted in some texts. Gender as the focus, however, is rare. Our goal in this seminar is to bring into sharp focus the need for a discussion of women in particular and gender in general in light of Second Temple Judaism. Our ancient evidence is generally written and produced by and for men, creating specific challenges to modern interpreters in their quest for historical reconstruction of Second Temple Jewish communities. This seminar will focus on the methodological challenges of considering the ancient evidence and asking questions of gender, and the application of such methodologies to the ancient literary and material evidence.

We expect to have panels covering the following topics: 1) Methodological considerations, 2) Josephus and/or the Hasmonean Dynasty, 3) Material Evidence, 4) so-called Apocyrphal and Pseudepigraphic texts, 5) Dead Sea Scrolls, 6) Philo and/or Wisdom literature; and 7) Early Jesus movement. This seminar will be the first of two seminars on the topic. The second seminar will focus on Gender and Late Antiquity.


Confirmed Participants:

  1. Matthew Anderson
  2. Gabriele Boccaccini
  3. Cate Bonesho
  4. Francis Borchardt
  5. Daniel Boyarin
  6. William S.Campbell
  7. Jenn Cianca
  8. Anna Cwikla
  9. Katie Edwards
  10. Kathy Ehrensperger
  11. Sara Fein
  12. Gabriella Gelardini
  13. Gillian Glass
  14. Betsy Halpern Amaru
  15. Jill Hicks-Keaton
  16. Andrew Higginbotham
  17. Walter Homolka
  18. Juni Hoppe
  19. Tal Ilan
  20. Jessica M. Keady
  21. Anders Klostergaard Petersen
  22. A-J Levine
  23. Gerbern Oegema
  24. Friederike Oertelt
  25. Sara Parks
  26. Rebecca Raphael
  27. Annette Yoshiko Reed
  28. Adele Reinhartz
  29. Alison Schofield
  30. Bettina Schwarz
  31. Joshua Scott
  32. Shayna Sheinfeld
  33. Angela Standhartinger
  34. Chontel Syfox
  35. Moshe Taube
  36. Hanna Tervanotko
  37. Jacqueline Vayntrub
  38. Daniel Vorpahl
  39. Meredith Warren

Registration

Participation in the Ninth Nangeroni Meeting is by invitation only. If you are interested in joining the meeting, please contact the organizers. The registration fee is $0-225, based on level of past participation in Enoch Seminar events.

Online registration now open. Please click here to complete your registration and payment to secure your participation in the meeting.

Accommodations

The all-inclusive day rate for accommodations (17-21 June) at Casa per ferie Santa Lucia Filippini is as follows:


Major paper authors: 0 euros

Respondents: 300 euros

Short paper authors & attendees: 400 euros

Guests staying in the same room: 300 euros


Travel Information

Provisional Schedule

Sun June 17

0800-1500 Arrivals

17:00 Welcome

17:45–19:30 Session 1: Boccaccini, Sheinfeld Discussion

20:00: Dinner


Monday June 18

09:00-10:45 : Session 2: Ilan, Respondent

10:45-11:15 break

11:15-13:00: Short Paper Break sessions 1-4, 5-8

13:00-14:30 Lunch

14:30-16:15: Session 3: Levine, Respondent

16:15-16:45: break

16:45-18:30: Short Paper Break sessions: 9-11, 12-14

Dinner


Tuesday June 19 2018

09:00-10:45: Session 4: Standhardtinger, Halpern Amaru, Respondent

10:45-11:15 Break

11:15-13:00: Short Paper Break sessions: 15-17, 18-21

13:00-14:30 Lunch

14:30-16:15: Session 5: Ehrensperger, Respondent

16:30 Field trip 1 (TBD)


Wednesday June 20 2018

09:00-10:45: Session 6: Boyarin, Respondent

10:45-11:15: Break

11:45-13:00: Short Paper Break sessions: 22-24, 25-27

13:00-14:30 Lunch

14:30-16:15: Session 7: Reinhartz, Warren (Respondent)

16:15-16:45 Break

16:45-18:30: Session 8: Schofield

Dinner


Thursday June 21 2018

09:00-11:00: Session 9: Reed, Respondent

11:00-11:15 Break

11:15-13:00: Closing and Lunch

14:30 Optional Field Trip