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This small series consists chiefly of newspaper clippings ranging in topics from a translation of Don Quixote to Roseanne Barr staging a Chanukah play for children. There is also a newspaper article concerning Moshe Lazar’s visit to the University of Kansas to teach and to direct Eugène Ionesco’s play “Jeu de Massacre.” At the time, Lazar was a visiting professor from the University of Tel Aviv.

Scope and Content From the Series:

The materials in this series are published articles, magazines, serials, and pamphlets by Moshe Lazar and other authors.

Scope and Content From the Series:

This small series consists chiefly of newspaper clippings ranging in topics from a translation of Don Quixote to Roseanne Barr staging a Chanukah play for children. There is also a newspaper article concerning Moshe Lazar’s visit to the University of Kansas to teach and to direct Eugène Ionesco’s play “Jeu de Massacre.” At the time, Lazar was a visiting professor from the University of Tel Aviv.

Scope and Content From the Series: Many of Moshe Lazar’s areas of interest and expertise are grouped together in the series “Special Subjects,” although there is considerable overlap with the other eighteen series. The seven boxes which comprise this series cover many topics including Samuel Beckett, Hieronymus Bosch, Marc Chagall, Courtly Love, Heaven and Hell, Italian Jewry, Jewish History, Arnold Schoenberg, and many other subjects. One particular subject of note is referred to simply as “Girona” from Lazar’s own...

Scope and Content From the Series:

This small series consists chiefly of newspaper clippings ranging in topics from a translation of Don Quixote to Roseanne Barr staging a Chanukah play for children. There is also a newspaper article concerning Moshe Lazar’s visit to the University of Kansas to teach and to direct Eugène Ionesco’s play “Jeu de Massacre.” At the time, Lazar was a visiting professor from the University of Tel Aviv.

Scope and Content From the Series: This series is comprised of materials where there is some overlap with the Contemporary French Theatre series and several of the topics under Special Subjects. Moshe Lazar taught comparative literature for many years including medieval, Renaissance, and Modern literature and drama focusing on themes such as fantasy, the devil, representations of Jews, etc. The files in this series contain Lazar’s notes on concepts in contemporary drama and literature as well as copies of articles,...

Scope and Content From the Series: Sephardic studies refers specifically to the Jewish community which originated on the Iberian Peninsula at the start of the second millennium. More broadly, Sephardim includes the traditionally Eastern Jewish communities of West Asia and beyond who, although not having genealogical roots in the Jewish communities of Iberia, have adopted a Sephardic style of liturgy and Sephardic law and customs imparted to them by the Iberian Jewish exiles over the course of the last few centuries. The...

Scope and Content From the Series: This series is comprised of materials where there is some overlap with the Contemporary French Theatre series and several of the topics under Special Subjects. Moshe Lazar taught comparative literature for many years including medieval, Renaissance, and Modern literature and drama focusing on themes such as fantasy, the devil, representations of Jews, etc. The files in this series contain Lazar’s notes on concepts in contemporary drama and literature as well as copies of articles,...

Scope and Content From the Series: Many of Moshe Lazar’s areas of interest and expertise are grouped together in the series “Special Subjects,” although there is considerable overlap with the other eighteen series. The seven boxes which comprise this series cover many topics including Samuel Beckett, Hieronymus Bosch, Marc Chagall, Courtly Love, Heaven and Hell, Italian Jewry, Jewish History, Arnold Schoenberg, and many other subjects. One particular subject of note is referred to simply as “Girona” from Lazar’s own...

Scope and Content From the Series: Many of Moshe Lazar’s areas of interest and expertise are grouped together in the series “Special Subjects,” although there is considerable overlap with the other eighteen series. The seven boxes which comprise this series cover many topics including Samuel Beckett, Hieronymus Bosch, Marc Chagall, Courtly Love, Heaven and Hell, Italian Jewry, Jewish History, Arnold Schoenberg, and many other subjects. One particular subject of note is referred to simply as “Girona” from Lazar’s own...