Lincoln Unlocked Lecture: The Jewish history of Lincoln College
This term’s Lincoln Unlocked lecture is a panel of three talks that explore the role of Jewish scholars in the history of the College and situate their experiences and intellectual legacies in the wider contexts of the history of Judaism and the history of Jews in Oxford.
Professor Martin Goodman (Professor of Jewish Studies, Wolfson College) will offer an overview of the Jewish history of the city and university. Dr Joshua Bennett (Fellow and Tutor in Modern History, Lady Margaret Hall) will look at the work of the philosopher Samuel Alexander: the first Jewish fellow of an Oxford college. Moving further into the twentieth century, Dr Bojan Bujic (Emeritus Fellow and Tutor in Music, Magdalen College) will consider the significance of Egon Wellesz’s Jewish background for his life and work as a musicologist and composer.
All three talks will call attention to the untold history of Lincoln’s significant interactions with Jewish intellectual culture during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Everyone is welcome and no booking is necessary.
Date:
9 November 2023, 17:15 (Thursday, 5th week, Michaelmas 2023)
Venue:
Lincoln College, Turl Street OX1 3DR
Venue Details:
Oakeshott Room
Speakers:
Professor Martin Goodman (Wolfson College, Oxford),
Dr Joshua Bennett (Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford),
Dr Bojan Bujic (Magdalen College, Oxford)
Organising department:
Lincoln College
Part of:
Lincoln Unlocked - Events and Lectures
Booking required?:
Not required
Audience:
Members of the University only
Editor:
Belinda Clark
