David Nirenberg will deliver the 28th Annual Robert Salomon Morton Lecture as part of Holocaust and Genocide Awareness Week at Northeastern University: “Does the Past History of Anti-Semitism Tell Us Anything About Its Future?”
From their earliest origins to the present moment, Christians and Muslims have given shape to their faiths by interacting with and thinking about Jews and Judaism. How has that long history of thought contributed to antisemitism in the past and present? And what can the study of that history offer the future?
David Nirenberg teaches in the Committee on Social Thought and the Department of History at the University of Chicago, where he is also the dean of the Divinity School. His books include “Anti-Judaism: The Western Tradition.”
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