e-TiM: Online Program
e-TiM: Unorthodox: Thoughts on Tradition from Non-Traditional Thinkers

Dates

May 8, 2025 June 5, 2025

Time

Thursdays 1:00 PM 2:00 PM Eastern

Next class

Thursday May 8, 2025

Location

Online

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How did some of the great non-traditional thinkers of the 20th and 21st centuries understand Judaism? What were their views on the global role of Jews, the land of Israel, and Jewish faith after the Holocaust? Including Isaiah Berlin, George Steiner, Erich Fromm, Martin Buber, and Cynthia Ozick

Topics:

History, Modern History, Jewish History, Jewish thought

Upcoming classes

e-TiM: Unorthodox: Thoughts on Tradition from Non-Traditional Thinkers (Part 1): Introduction

Rabbi Barry Kleinberg

e-TiM: Unorthodox: Thoughts on Tradition from Non-Traditional Thinkers (Part 2): Isaiah Berlin

Rabbi Barry Kleinberg

e-TiM: Unorthodox: Thoughts on Tradition from Non-Traditional Thinkers (Part 3): George Steiner

Rabbi Barry Kleinberg

e-TiM: Unorthodox: Thoughts on Tradition from Non-Traditional Thinkers (Part 4): Erich Fromm

Rabbi Barry Kleinberg

e-TiM: Unorthodox: Thoughts on Tradition from Non-Traditional Thinkers (Part 5): Martin Buber

Rabbi Barry Kleinberg

e-TiM: Unorthodox: Thoughts on Tradition from Non-Traditional Thinkers (Part 6): Cynthia Ozick

Rabbi Barry Kleinberg

Meet the speaker

Rabbi Barry Kleinberg

Rabbi Barry Kleinberg is a teaching fellow at the London School of Jewish Studies (LSJS), currently working towards his PhD at Haifa University. His main research field is Pluralism in Orthodox Jewish Thought. Barry was in the first cohort of Sacks’ Scholars.He currently practices osteopathy, and he is also a qualified lawyer. Barry lives in London with his family.

Rabbi Barry Kleinberg bio & resources