8-9 June 2021 - online via Zoom
Can we speak of human rights in the Bible and is the Bible relevant to contemporary discussions of human rights? During this online conference, special attention was given to the interrelationship between law and literature in diverse biblical texts and to the ways in which the Bible has been evoked in reflections on basic human rights in modern literature and thought.
Conference organized by The Center for Literary Studies (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem); The Center for Bible, Culture, and Modernity (CBCM); The Institute of Jewish Studies (University of Antwerp); The Program in Judaic Studies (Princeton University); and The Department of Comparative Literature (Hebrew University).
Conference poster
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Watch session I of the online conference
The Bible and Human Rights
Watch session II of the online conference
The Bible and Human Rights
Watch session III of the online conference (in Hebrew)
The Bible and Human Rights
Watch session IV of the online conference
The Bible and Human Rights