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1 Prague Readings of Department of German Studies in cooperation with the Prague Centre for Jewish Studies 7 Dec 2012. Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes A contribution as part of the discourse program On Postsecularism, 11.01-01.03.2009, Instituto Cervantes, Utrecht (NL) ... The Egyptians believed Pharaoh to be a god on earth who after his death would fly up to heaven and unite with the sun, his father. Am 25. Februar 2019 hielt Prof. em Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Introduction to the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible) (RLST 145) with Christine Hayes This lecture traces the account of the

From Moses to Moses, there was none like unto Moses. What discussion of great Jewish thinkers would be complete without the ...

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Immortality - An Egyptian Dream
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Jan Assmann - Exodus and Memory: Remembering the Origin of Israel and Monotheism

Jan Assmann - Exodus and Memory: Remembering the Origin of Israel and Monotheism

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prof. Jan Assmann: Exodus - History and Memory

prof. Jan Assmann: Exodus - History and Memory

1 Prague Readings of Department of German Studies in cooperation with the Prague Centre for Jewish Studies 7 Dec 2012.

Prof. Dr. Jan Assmann: Exodus - Die Revolution der Alten Welt

Prof. Dr. Jan Assmann: Exodus - Die Revolution der Alten Welt

Exodus

Jan Assmann, Ramesside Theology and its place in the history of religion

Jan Assmann, Ramesside Theology and its place in the history of religion

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Conversations with History: Jan Assmann

Conversations with History: Jan Assmann

Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes

Monotheism - Curse or Blessing?, by Prof. Jan Assmann

Monotheism - Curse or Blessing?, by Prof. Jan Assmann

This lecture by Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c.

Jan Assmann: Religion and the (Un)translatability of Cultures

Jan Assmann: Religion and the (Un)translatability of Cultures

Jan Assmann's

Iconoclasm - contribution by Jan Assmann - 01/02/2009

Iconoclasm - contribution by Jan Assmann - 01/02/2009

A contribution as part of the discourse program On Postsecularism, 11.01-01.03.2009, Instituto Cervantes, Utrecht (NL) ...

Immortality - An Egyptian Dream

Immortality - An Egyptian Dream

The Egyptians believed Pharaoh to be a god on earth who after his death would fly up to heaven and unite with the sun, his father.

Exodus - Jan Assmann, ZAZH-Ringvorlesung

Exodus - Jan Assmann, ZAZH-Ringvorlesung

Am 25. Februar 2019 hielt Prof. em Dr. Dr. h.c. mult.

Was There A Historical Exodus? Cultural Memory - Dr. Ronald Hendel

Was There A Historical Exodus? Cultural Memory - Dr. Ronald Hendel

Five Views on the

Lecture 8. Exodus: From Egypt to Sinai (Exodus 5-24, 32; Numbers)

Lecture 8. Exodus: From Egypt to Sinai (Exodus 5-24, 32; Numbers)

Introduction to the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible) (RLST 145) with Christine Hayes This lecture traces the account of the

From Moses to Moses- a discussion on the first Moses as seen through different lenses.

From Moses to Moses- a discussion on the first Moses as seen through different lenses.

From Moses to Moses, there was none like unto Moses. What discussion of great Jewish thinkers would be complete without the ...