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SUMMARY: AMNE Speakers Talk\, What can social networks of bats teach us abo
 ut Jewish-Christian relations in late antiquity?
DESCRIPTION: Location: UBC\, BUCH B141 Professor Michal Bar-Asher Siegal of
  Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Horace Goldsmith Visiting Professor
  in Judaic Studies at Yale University While earlier researchers conceptuali
 zed a “parting-of-the-ways\,” after which the two religions\, Judaism and C
 hristianity\, evolved independently\, new studies reveal a multi-layered se
 t of interactions throughout the first several centuries CE. […]
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 ng></p><p><strong>Location:</strong> UBC\, BUCH B141</p><p><strong>Professo
 r Michal Bar-Asher Siegal</strong> of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev an
 d Horace Goldsmith Visiting Professor in Judaic Studies at Yale University<
 /p><p>While earlier researchers conceptualized a “parting-of-the-ways\,” af
 ter which the two religions\, Judaism and Christianity\, evolved independen
 tly\, new studies reveal a multi-layered set of interactions throughout the
  first several centuries CE. This project offers a new set of methodologica
 l tools\, borrowed from computer sciences\, for understanding the connectio
 ns between Jews and Christians in late antiquity. This novel approach allow
 s us to visually represent sets of temporal-spatial-contextual relationship
 s\, which evolved over hundreds of years\, in single snapshots. It also rev
 eals new insights about the relationships between the two communities.</p>
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