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'''Alexander Kulik''' (2005) is an Israeli scholar. | '''Alexander Kulik''' (2005) is an Israeli scholar, at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Kulik received hid PhD from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and conducted post-doctoral research at Harvard University. In 2007 Kulik has founded and headed the Brill book series Studia Judaeoslavica. From 2007 he is directing an ISF-funded, 4-year research project on the subject of “Slavonic Pseudepigrapha in the Intercultural Transmission.” In 2010 he won the European Research Council Starting Grant for the 5-year project “Jews and Slavs in the Middle Ages.” | ||
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*[[3 Baruch (2010 Kulik), book]] | *[[3 Baruch (2010 Kulik), book]] | ||
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*[http://pluto.huji.ac.il/~akulik/ The Hebrew University of Jerusalem] | *[http://pluto.huji.ac.il/~akulik/ The Hebrew University of Jerusalem] | ||
[[Category:Scholars|Kulik]] | [[Category:Scholars|Kulik]] | ||
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[[Category:Israeli Scholars|>Kulik]] | [[Category:Israeli Scholars|>Kulik]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:OT Pseudepigrapha Scholars|>Kulik]] | ||
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[[Category:Born in the 10s| >Kulik]] | [[Category:Born in the 10s| >Kulik]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:19, 18 May 2014
Alexander Kulik (2005) is an Israeli scholar, at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Kulik received hid PhD from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and conducted post-doctoral research at Harvard University. In 2007 Kulik has founded and headed the Brill book series Studia Judaeoslavica. From 2007 he is directing an ISF-funded, 4-year research project on the subject of “Slavonic Pseudepigrapha in the Intercultural Transmission.” In 2010 he won the European Research Council Starting Grant for the 5-year project “Jews and Slavs in the Middle Ages.”