Join
a free reading and discussion series!
This fall at Neva
Lomason Memorial Library in Carrollton, join us for
“Let’s Talk About It: Jewish
Literature – Identity and Imagination,”
a
series that explores Jewish literature and culture through scholar-led
discussions of contemporary and classic books on common themes.
Dr. Lisa Propst,
UWG Professor of English and
Scholar of Jewish Literature,
will lead discussions of the
novels.
Read an
essay
on the discussion themes by Atran Assistant
Professor of Yiddish Language, Literature, and Culture at Columbia
University,
Dr. Jeremy Dauber.
The first session will
take place at the
Thomas B. Murphy Holocaust Teacher Training and
Resource Center,
located in the UWG Ingram Library, in conjunction
with a
special
exhibit, "Anne
Frank: A History for Today,"
which will be on display in the library throughout
the month of September.
Neva Lomason Memorial Library will host the
remaining four discussion sessions.
The
first 10 people to register will receive free copies of the books to keep!
To join the book discussion
group or for more information, call
770-836-6711 and speak with Martha Goodson
or e-mail
martha@wgrl.net.
