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VI edición del Curso de Actualización en Filosofía para docentes, del 7 al 9 de noviembre

Del 7 al 9 de noviembre de 2024 (15:00 horas, Aula Álvaro del Portillo), se celebrará la VI edición del Curso de actualización en filosofía para docentes sobre el tema En el laberinto del deseo: itinerarios multidisciplinares.

Organizado por la Facultad de Filosofía en colaboración con el Interdisciplinary Forum on Anthropology (IFA), el curso incluye sesiones interactivas diseñadas para fomentar la participación de los asistentes, además de las ponencias principales de los expertos.

El tema del deseo será profundizado por expertos en diversas disciplinas – antropología, ética, estética, medios de comunicación, psicología y sociología – quienes examinarán sus aspectos educativos y sociológicos.

El curso está reconocido por el Ministerio de Educación y Formación para la actualización continua de docentes y personal de la escuela italiana.

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Conversación con Adolfo Roitman y Joseph Sievers sobre los manuscritos de Qumrán

Jueves 7 de noviembre de 2024 (15:00 horas - Aula Magna Juan Pablo II) la última jornada del Curso sobre el Decálogo, organizado por la Facultad de Filosofía de la Santa Cruz en colaboración con el Instituto Universitario Isaac Abarbanel de Buenos Aires, estuvo dedicada a una Sesión Abierta sobre el cristianismo primitivo a la luz de los Rollos del Mar Muerto, Early Christianity in the light of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

El descubrimiento y la posterior publicación de los Rollos han sido, indudablemente, uno de los eventos más significativos del siglo XX.

¿Cómo han contribuido estos manuscritos a nuestro conocimiento del mundo de Jesús y de sus primeros discípulos?

A esta pregunta intentaron responder y debatieron dos expertos de renombre mundial: Adolfo D. Roitman, profesor de Historia en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y Curador Emérito del Museo de Israel, y Joseph Sievers, docente de Historia y Literatura judía del período helenístico en el Pontificio Instituto Bíblico y escritor.

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Jueves 7 de Noviembre de 2024
Aula Magna Giovanni Paolo II
15 horas

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VI Edition of the Refresher Course in Philosophy for Teachers, from 7th to 9th November

From November 7th to 9th, 2024 (3 PM, Álvaro del Portillo Aula), the 6th edition of the Continuing Education Course in Philosophy for Teachers will take place on the theme In the Labyrinth of Desire: Multidisciplinary Pathways.

Organized by the School of Philosophy in collaboration with the Interdisciplinary Forum on Anthropology (IFA), the course includes interactive sessions designed to engage participants, in addition to the main presentations by the speakers.

The theme of desire will be explored by experts in various disciplines - anthropology, ethics, aesthetics, media, psychology, and sociology - who will examine its educational and sociological aspects.

The course is recognized by the Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR) for the continuing education of teachers and staff in Italian schools.

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Conversation with Adolfo Roitman and Joseph Sievers on the Qumran Manuscripts

Open Session
Early Christianity in the light of the Dead Sea Scrolls
A conversation between Adolfo Roitman and Joseph Sievers

Thursday 7 November 2024, 15:00-16:30
Aula Magna "Giovanni Paolo II"

The discovery and subsequent publication of the Dead Sea Scrolls is undoubtedly one of the most significant events of the 20th century. How have these manuscripts contributed to our knowledge of the world of Jesus and his first disciples? We will have a conversation between two world-class experts to answer this question.

"It has been widely recognized that, although there were major differences between the Qumran literature and early Christian literature and between the Qumran community and the early Christian community, nevertheless, they were also remarkably similar in theological vocabulary, in some major doctrinal tenets and in several organizational and ritual practices. (…) The better view is that the two are offspring of a common tradition in Judaism, with perhaps some points of direct borrowing" (James C. VanderKam).

Adolfo D. Roitman

Bachelor’s degree cum laude in Anthropology and Professor of History (University of Buenos Aires, 1980). Rabbi (Latin American Rabbinical Seminary, 1986). Master’s degree cum laude in Comparative Religions (1985) and PhD in Ancient Jewish Literature and Thought (1993) from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Curator Emeritus, Israel Museum (1994-2024).

Joseph Sievers

Prof. Joseph Sievers holds a Ph.D. in Ancient History from Columbia University (1981) and a Lic. Theol. from the Pontifical Gregorian University (1997). From 1991 until 2023 he taught Jewish history and literature of the Hellenistic period at the Pontifical Biblical Institute. His latest book, co-edited with Amy-Jill Levine is The Pharisees (2021; Italian: 2021; German: 2024)

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Thursday, November 7, 2024
John Paul II Auditorium
3:00 PM

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