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Joshua M. Karlip is an Associate Professor of Jewish History and holds the Herbert S. and Naomi Denenberg Chair of Jewish Studies at Yeshiva University. He teaches at the Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies and Yeshiva College, with upcoming involvement in the Fish Center for Holocaust Studies. He also serves on the Academic Advisory Board of the Center for Jewish History.
- Education:
- PhD, Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 2006
- MPhil, Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 2002
- BA, Johns Hopkins University, 1994
Karlip's research explores intersections between traditional Judaism and secular Jewish movements, focusing on Soviet Jewish religious life, Holocaust-era intellectual responses, and Lithuanian rabbinic culture. His work challenges misconceptions about Soviet Jewish isolation and examines transnational rabbinic networks.
His publications highlight 20th-century Jewish crises, including books on Jewish nationalism, Yiddish journals, and rabbinic resistance in Bolshevik Russia. Trends in his scholarship emphasize historiography, cultural preservation, and the impact of oppressive regimes on Jewish identity.
He has taught courses such as Jews in Eastern Europe, Modern Jewish History, and Kiddush Hashem: From the Crusades to the Holocaust, with office hours at Belfer Hall, Room 526, Wilf Campus.
