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Dr. Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg: ‘Axe for the frozen sea within us:’ law and violence 
   
Start Date/Time: Sunday, May 22, 2016 7:30 PM 
End Date/Time: Not Applicable
Category: Lecture
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‘Axe for the frozen sea within us:’ law and violence

  • 05/22/16
  • Special Events - Sunday
  • Time - 7:30pm
  • Location - Maimonides School, 34 Philbrick Rd. in Brookline
  • Cost: $20-regular admission, $10-full time university students and teachers, $0-high school students (FREE)

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘Axe for the frozen sea within us:’ law and violence

Dr. Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg

 

Sunday, May 22nd

7:30pm

Maimonides School

34 Philbrick Rd. in Brookline

 

Open to men and women.

 

$20 - regular admission

$10 - full-time university students and full-time teachers

Bring your teen for free!

Scholarships available - click here to request.

 

After the Revelation at Sinai, civil laws are given – many of them in the form of short narratives that describe how the violence of human aggression is to be met by the violence of the law. We will explore midrashic, hassidic and psychoanalytic sources that deal with the problem of integrating aggression and empathy.

 

Dr. Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg holds a BA and PhD in English Literature from Cambridge University. For the past thirty-five years, she has taught Torah in Jerusalem at MaTan, Yakar, Pardes and the Jerusalem College for Adults. Dr. Zornberg also holds a Visiting Lectureship at the London School of Jewish Studies. She travels widely, lecturing in Jewish, academic and psychoanalytic settings.

 

Co-sponsored by Maimonides School.

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