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Jewish-Christian Roots of European Civilization

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Jewish-Christian Roots of European Civilization

3. Discussion on islamization of Arab world in last decades of 20th century, its consequences for Europe ... and how it has been reflected in novels

Karel Čapek, The Absolute at Large (1922), envisaged the boom of fundamentalism as the aftermath of industrialization

Čapek Absolute at Large 1922 (fultext of an English translation)

Michel Houellebecq in his novel SUBMISSION (2018) echoes the worries of Gilles Kepel. Much more than about islam though, he speaks about Europe.

Case study: Should / could Turkey become an EU member state? Why (not)?

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Jewish-Christian Roots of European Civilization
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  Introduction to the course
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  1. Are we really a Jewish-Christian Civilisation? 4/10/2021
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  2. Gilles Kepel's lecture at CEVRO Institute 11.10. 2021
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  3. Discussion on islamization of Arab world in last decades of 20th century, its consequences for Europe ... and how it has been reflected in novels
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  4. The concept of cultural memory 25.10. 2021
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  5. Precursors and Consequences of Cultural Memory (1.11. 2021)
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  6. The two volumes of Christian Bible 8.11. 2021
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  7. Bible's own account on Israel's past 15.11. 2021
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  8. The Decalogue, its structure and content. The Old Testament Prophets 22.11. 2021
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  9. Where has Israel come from? Combining biblical and external evidence 29.11. 2021
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  10. (Re-)Constituting Israel under Persians after the exile + Hellenized Judaism
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  11. New Testament: Jesus from Nazareth as the expected messiah of Israel (13.12. 2021)
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  12. Jewish Rabbinic literature (20.12. 2021) +instructions to final test

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