This course, which is open to both undergraduates and graduates, will explore the literary and popular culture of Yiddish-speaking Jews in Europe, the Americas, Israel and the rest of the diaspora from the 16th to the 21st centuries. Included will be the works of major Yiddish-language authors, discussions of Yiddish vs. Hebrew language use among modern Jews, and the survival of Yiddish in the contemporary world, among others. The course and all readings will be in English, as will all written assignments.
Instructors: Adam Knobler & Alexandra Cuffel (GB 3/55)
- Kursleiter/in: Alexandra Cuffel
- Kursleiter/in: Adam Knobler
Semester: WT 2026/27