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The 32nd Conference of the Australian Association for Jewish Studies Imagining Jews: Jewish Imaginings

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The 32nd Conference of the Australian Association for Jewish Studies

Imagining Jews: Jewish Imaginings

Conference ConvenorsDr Avril AlbaSenior Lecturer in Holocaust Studies and Jewish CivilisationDepartment of Hebrew, Biblical and Jewish StudiesSchool of Languages and Cultures, University of Sydney

Dr Jan LáníčekSenior Lecturer in Jewish and Modern European HistorySchool of Humanities and Languages, University of New South Wales

Imagining Jews: Jewish Imaginings The publication of seminal texts such as Sander Gilman’s The Jew’s Body (1992) and more recent works including David Nirenberg’s Anti-Judaism: The Western Tradition (2013) testify to the potency that ideas about Jews have had in the formation of broader philosophical and ideological world views. Ranging from philosemitic fantasies through to longstanding anti-Jewish caricatures, understanding how Jews have been ‘imagined’ across time and place can shed new light on both historic and contemporary views of Jews and Judaism. This conference seeks to focus on these imaginings and asks how they have shaped views about Jews within and beyond the Jewish world, over time and in the present. Further, it asks how the creation of these ‘Jewish imaginaries’ has influenced how Jews think about themselves and their own societies. Where have these ideas about Jews, their origins, culture and influence crossed over into Jewish thought and writing and what has been its effect? We look forward to two days of thought-provoking presentations and discussions focussed on these vital and enduring questions.

The 32nd Conference of the Australian Association for Jewish Studies is supported by the Department of Hebrew, Biblical and Jewish. Studies, University of Sydney, the School of Humanities and Languages, University of New South Wales and the Sydney Jewish Museum.

9–10 February 2020Sydney Jewish Museum

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President’s Welcome

Esteemed Scholars,

On behalf of the Executive Committee of the Australian Association for Jewish Studies (AAJS), I welcome you to the 32nd annual AAJS Conference. Our long-established annual conference has since its inception been the crown jewel of Jewish studies in Australia, and one of the featured events of the international Jewish Studies community. I offer a special welcome to our world-renowned keynote speaker Professor Sander L. Gilman, to all our conference speakers, and to our international delegates who join us after long journeys across the world.

Our conference this year returns to the spectacular, exquisite city of Sydney and the world-class Sydney Jewish Museum. Delegates will be inspired by its engaging and immersive exhibits and experiences, as well as our excellent, diverse programme of conference presentations.

I highly commend our conference conveners, Dr Avril Alba and Dr Jan Láníček, and their organizing committee for their dedicated work in producing such a high calibre conference.

I hope you enjoy all the opportunities to learn, share, network and further develop your own Jewish Studies expertise at the 2020 Australian Association for Jewish Studies Conference.

Yours respectfully,

Professor Ghil'ad ZuckermannPresident, Australian Association for Jewish Studies


Esteemed Scholars,





Yours respectfully,



Esteemed Scholars,





Yours respectfully,


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International Keynote Speaker: Professor Sander L. Gilman

The Australian Association for Jewish Studies is delighted to welcome Professor Sander L. Gilman as our international keynote speaker for our 32nd Annual Conference Imagining Jews: Jewish Imaginings. Professor Gilman is a distinguished professor of the Liberal Arts and Sciences as well as Professor of Psychiatry at Emory University. A cultural and literary historian, he is the author or editor of well over ninety books. His standard study Jewish Self-Hatred, the title of his Johns Hopkins University Press monograph of 1986, is still in print.

His seminal work The Jew’s Body, published in 1992, details of the antisemitic rhetoric about the Jewish body and mind, including medical and popular depictions of the Jewish voice, feet, and nose. For 25 years he was a member of the humanities and medical faculties at Cornell University where he held the Goldwin Smith Professorship of Humane Studies. He has also held Distinguished Professorships at the University of Chicago and at the University of Illinois at Chicago and has been a visiting professor at numerous universities in North America, South Africa, The United Kingdom, Germany, Israel, China, and New Zealand. He was president of the Modern Language Association in 1995. He has been awarded a Doctor of Laws (honoris causa) at the University of Toronto in 1997, elected an honorary professor of the Free University in Berlin (2000), an honorary member of the American Psychoanalytic Association (2007), and made a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2016).

Professor Gilman will open the conference on Sunday, 9 February at 9.15am with a keynote address entitled: You, too, could walk like a Gentile: Jews and Posture

He will also give a public address at Sunday, 9 February at 6pm on the topic of:How Did Anti-Semitism and Racism Become Mental Illnesses? From Anti-Semitic Vienna to Segregated Topeka, Kansas And Beyond

Note: For bookings for Prof Gilman’s public address on Sunday night only, please visit the Sydney Jewish Museum website at: sjm.com.au






Note: For bookings for Prof Gilman’s public address on Sunday night only, please visit the Sydney Jewish Museum website at: sjm.com.au






Note: For bookings for Prof Gilman’s public address on Sunday night only, please visit the Sydney Jewish Museum website at: sjm.com.auNote: For bookings for Prof Gilman’s public address on Sunday night only, please visit the Sydney Jewish Museum website at: sydneyjewishmuseum.com.au

https://sydneyjewishmuseum.com.au

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Australian Keynote Speaker: Emeritus Professor Konrad Kwiet

The Australian Association for Jewish Studies welcomes one of Australia’s best-known and beloved Holocaust scholars, Emeritus Professor Konrad Kwiet to give the Australian keynote address. Born in Germany in 1941, Professor Kwiet studied History and Political Sciences in Berlin and Amsterdam. Since 1976 he has held residency in Australia, taking up a position as historian at the German Department at the University of New South Wales. In 1992 he was appointed Professor in German and European Studies at Macquarie University.

He has also served as chief historian of the Australian War Crimes Commission (SIU), Visiting Professor in Jewish Studies at St Antony College, Oxford, the Jewish University in Heidelberg, the Universities in Frankfurt/Main and Berlin and was Senior Scholar-in-Residence at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC. In 2000, he joined the faculty of the Department for Hebrew, Biblical andJewish Studies at the University of Sydney. In December 2014 Kwiet retired asPratt Foundation Professor in Modern Jewish History and Holocaust Studies, stilloffering his services as casual lecturer. He continues to work as the ResidentHistorian at the Sydney Jewish Museum, a position he took up 28 years ago.

Professor Kwiet will speak on Monday, 10 February at 9.15am with a keynote address entitled: Holocaust Landscapes - The Transformation of a Jewish Space

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Abstracts – Professor Sander L. Gilman

You, too, could walk like a Gentile: Jews and Posture

How we stand and move – our posture and gait – defines us as healthy or ill, able or disabled, beautiful or ugly. Indeed it defines us as human or not human. Images of Jewish posture have come to define what being ‘Jewish’ means from some of the earliest commentaries to the philosophers of modernity. Shifting ideas of posture provide insights into the claims of what it means to be a Jew, an Israeli, or indeed, a human being as seen from a Jewish perspective. Who is ‘upright’ both in terms of our anatomy and our morality? The micro-history of the Jew’s posture is also the history of our cultural reading of human anatomy in the West. From the ancients to the moderns, how the Jew’s anatomy is understood shaped and shapes our understanding of what is human (Why did Adam learn to stand upright?), what is attractive (Who is the ‘beautiful Jew’?), what is patriotic (Jews don’t slouch in ranks!). What we ascribed in the modern world to upright posture very much defines the ideal Jew – today and projected into the past. How we used and use our understanding of posture to define who we are—and who we are not—is the theme of this lecture.

How Did Anti-Semitism and Racism Become Mental Illnesses? From Anti-Semitic Vienna to Segregated Topeka, Kansas And Beyond

In 2012, an interdisciplinary team of scientists at the University of Oxford reported that clinical tests showed that the beta-blocker drug, Propranolol, could reduce implicit racial bias among its users. Do experiments like these mean that racism is a mental illness? In this talk Sander Gilman traces the genealogies of race and racism as psychopathological categories, exploring the significance that the psychological sciences play in the biological understandings of race and racism. Beginning in mid-19th century Europe, with wide-spread anti-Semitic and racist beliefs, the talk moves across the Atlantic to contemporary America, up to the aforementioned clinical experiment at the University of Oxford, all in an attempt to understand how racism became a mental illness. The 19th century ‘Sciences of Man’— including anthropology, medicine, and biology—used race as a means of defining psychopathology. Such assertions about race and madness became embedded within disciplines that deal with mental health and illness up to the age of Trump, where over and over acts of racism such as the shootings in El Paso or Christchurch are ascribed to persons with mental illness.

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Abstract – Emeritus Professor Konrad Kwiet

Holocaust Landscapes - The Transformation of a Jewish Space

The Holocaust never stood still. Moving through European and North African landscapes, the murder of the Jews created new places - ghettos and camps, mobile and stationary gassing facilities, or reworked public sites - roads and buildings, synagogues and cemeteries, river banks and dunes, pits and ravines, fields and forests into genocidal landscapes. My lecture depicts such landscapes and presents one example of the transformation of a Jewish space: the Ukrainian village Medschybisch, the burial place of Baal Shem Tov, the founder of Hasidism. Light will be shed on the Jewish world that was, on the destruction during the Holocaust and on the recent rebuilding of Jewish life, initiated by the Satmar, the largest group of the Hasidic movement.

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n: J

ewis

h C

ultu

ral I

mag

inin

gs (2

)C

hair:

Sonj

aM

.Hed

gepe

th

Dan

ielle

Raf

fael

e, J

ewish

imag

inin

gs in

non

-Jew

ish

med

ium

s: H

arry

Pot

ter

as a

par

adig

m f

or te

achi

ng

them

es o

f ra

ce, a

ntise

miti

sm a

nd m

oral

ity in

the

Hol

ocau

st (

and

beyo

nd).

And

rew

Fog

el, ‘

The

Myt

h Th

at T

hrea

tens

Am

eric

a’:

Effo

rts

by A

ctiv

ist In

stitu

tions

to

Div

ersif

y M

ass

Ente

rtai

nmen

t in

1945

Raph

ael R

auch

, Jan

ina

Dav

id –

the

mos

t fam

ous

Aus

tral

ian

Jew

in G

erm

any

Pane

l Tw

elve

: Im

agin

ings

in R

elig

ion

and

Philo

soph

y C

hair:

Jan

Lán

íček

Pete

r La

nchi

di, J

udai

sm a

s th

e So

urce

of

Civ

iliza

tion

and

Free

mas

onry

—Ra

bbi A

lexa

nder

Bar

nard

Dav

is an

d a

Kabb

alist

ic

Lith

ogra

ph

Vick

y Sc

hink

el, J

ewish

Imag

inin

gs: M

ultip

le In

terp

reta

tions

of

Bein

g an

d Be

com

ing

Sam

uel W

an, ‘

Thes

e da

ys o

f Pu

rim w

ill n

ot c

ease

…’:

The

mas

k of

G-d

and

His

Peop

le: a

pra

ctic

al th

eolo

gica

l com

para

tive

stud

y of

the

use

of m

asks

in J

ewish

por

tray

al o

f Je

wish

suf

ferin

g in

and

im

plic

atio

ns to

pos

t-H

oloc

aust

Jew

ish f

aith

and

cel

ebra

tions

12

Tim

eR

oom

1R

oom

2

3 –

3.30

pmA

fter

noon

tea

3.30

–5p

mPa

nel T

hirt

een:

Ant

isem

itic

imag

inin

gs

Cha

ir: A

nna

Hirs

h

Sonj

a M

. Hed

gepe

th, T

he L

urki

ng M

onst

er: A

ntise

miti

c Po

rtra

yals

of J

ews

in G

usta

v M

eyrin

k’s

Der

Gol

em

Ana

tGue

ta, Y

. L P

insk

eran

d hi

s Ps

ychi

atry

. Dia

gnos

is of

Ant

i-Sem

itism

s

Fran

cois

Soye

r, A

Ped

agog

y of

Fai

th a

nd H

atre

d:

The

Bloo

d Li

bel i

n Ill

ustr

ated

Boo

ks a

nd C

omic

s fo

r C

hild

ren

in T

wen

tieth

-Cen

tury

Spa

in

Pane

l Fou

rtee

n: Im

agin

ing

Jew

s in

Aus

tral

ia (2

)C

hair:

Dav

id S

luck

i

Mye

r Sa

mra

, Bio

grap

hies

of

Iraq

i Jew

s in

Aus

tral

ia

Ann

a Sa

rzin

, Dr

Fann

y Re

adin

g im

agin

es th

e ne

w J

ewish

wom

an

in A

ustr

alia

Mar

cia P

insk

ier,

Look

ing

in th

e m

irror

–Re

flect

ions

on

Jew

ish

lead

ersh

ip

5 –

6pm

Book

laun

ch: L

ynne

Sw

arts

Gen

der,

Orie

ntal

ism a

nd th

e Je

wish

Nat

ion:

Wom

en in

the

Wor

k of

Eph

raim

Mos

es L

ilien

at th

e G

erm

an F

in d

e Si

ècle

The

book

will

be

form

ally

laun

ched

by

Prof

esso

r San

der L

. Gilm

an

Mon

day

10 F

ebru

ary

14

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