Sperling CJS welcomes Natasha Gordinsky

The Sperling Center for Jewish Studies welcomes Natasha Gordinsky, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Hebrew and Comparative Literature at the University of Haifa and is a member of the Israel Young Academy. Gordinsky received her PhD in Hebrew Literature from Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 2010. From2010 till 2012 she was a post-doctoral Fellow of Minerva Foundation at Simon Dubnow Institute for Jewish History and Culture. Gordinsky is an author of two books: Kanon und Diskurs: Über Literarisierung jüdischer Erfahrungswelten, V&R 2009 (together with Susanne Zepp) and In Three Landscapes: Lea Goldberg's Early Writings, Magnes University Press 2016, that was recently published in German translation under the title »Ein elend-schönes Land« : Gattung und Gedächtnis in Lea Goldbergs hebräischer Literatur, V&R 2018.