MA Honors 2017/18

Amos Bronner

Amos Bronner

Department of History

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Subject: Social history of the middle ages

Supervisor: Prof. Esther Cohen, Prof. Yitzhak Chen

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Dimrod Darsa

Nimrod Darsa

East Asian Studies (India) and Sociology

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Subject: Comparative study of India and in Israel as unique democracies

Supervisor: Dr. Yael Berda

Abstract: The research will compare between India and Israel. In a period of less than a year, both countries gained their independence from the British Empire. Each country, in its own way, could be considered as a unique democratic state. While India, with a population of over than 1.3 billion people, is considered the largest democratic country in the world - population wise, Israel is considered at many occasions as the only true democracy in the Middle East. The study will examine the uniqueness of these nations, and will focus on the democratic discourse in their parliaments and Supreme Courts. Furthermore, there will be an attempt to analyze discussions over democratic actions by civilian in both countries.

 

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Tom Eshed

Tom Eshed

Department of Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry

Subject:  Holocaust Diplomacy: Commemorating the Shoah in Israeli Foreign Relations, 1948-200

Supervisor: Prof. Amos Goldberg

Moran Fararo

Moran Fararo

Departmen of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies

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Subject: The trans Iranian railway project, under the direction of the Persian monarch, Reza Shah

Supervisor: Dr. Sivan Balslev

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Anna Kleiman

Department of Art History

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Subject: Visual Resistance in Social Movements

 

Supervisor: Dr. Gal Ventura

Abstract: The research focuses of the visual culture and resistance of social movements, specifically contemporary feminism.

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Maayan Neeman

Maayan Neeman

Department of Art History

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Subject: Israeli Art

 

Supervisor: Dr. Noam Gal

 

Abstract: Censorship and Self Censorship in Israeli Art

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Yuval Tenenbaum

Department of Folklore Studies

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Subject: The Agon in Children's literature

Abstract: My study focus on the characteristics of the agonistic element in Uri Orlev's books

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Haggai Weiss

Haggai Weiss

Department of Bible Studies

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Subject: The integration of the literature of the Return to Zion in texts from previous periods

 

Supervisor: Prof. Michael Segal

Abstract: I exam Judjes 21 in an attempt to identify the literary editing stages of the text. In my study I am trying to find whether the debate over the foreign women that took place during the period of the Return to Zion influenced the way this chapter was formed.

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