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Charlotte Elisheva Fonrobert is an Associate Professor at Stanford University's Department of Religious Studies, with courtesy appointments in Classics and German Studies. Her research explores intersections of Jewish culture, talmudic literature, and religious spatial dynamics.
- Stanford University: Department of Religious Studies
- Courtesy Appointments: Classics, German Studies
Research Interests span:
- Gender constructions in Late Antique Jewish-Christian discourse
- Rabbinic legal/ritual frameworks vs Greco-Roman cultural contexts
- Orthodoxy/heterodoxy boundaries in religious traditions
- Space as conceptualized in talmudic literature
- Jewish diaspora formations and neighborhood identities
Notable Publications analyze talmudic gender paradigms, comparative religious literature, and diasporic Jewish spatiality. Her current manuscript examines Replacing the Nation: Judaism, Diaspora and the Neighborhood.
Awards:
- Salo Baron Prize for Best First Book in Jewish Studies (2000)
- Finalist, National Jewish Book Award in Jewish Scholarship
She co-edited The Cambridge Companion to the Talmud and Rabbinic Literature with Martin Jaffee. Contact: fonrober@stanford.edu.
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