| FACULTY
OF THE GRADUATE GROUP
The Standing Faculty in the Department is augmented
by archeologists, historians, art historians and specialists on
religions of Near Eastern origin who share it's focus on the primary
sources of the Near East. Many of these faculty offer courses
that are cross-listed in the Department and are members of the NELC
Graduate Group. Many emeritus faculty also continue to be
active in working with students in the MA and PhD programs.
Each member of the faculty is occupied with:
· Finding, deciphering, and translating the primary sources
to make them accessible to specialists and non-specialists
· Interpreting them by placing them in their historical,
cultural and intellectual contexts and explicating them by means
of pertinent disciplines such as philology; literary criticism
and comparative literature; history; archaeology; art history;
architectural history; comparative law; religion; philosophy and
ethics; psychology; gender studies; anthropology; linguistics;
theater-, cinema-, and other performance studies.
NELC faculty also hold close connections with the University
of Pennsylvania Museum (which draws several of its curators from
the faculty of NELC), the Middle East Center, the Center for Ancient
Studies, the Program in Ancient History, and the Center for Advanced
Judaic Studies.
· Roger
M.A. Allen, Professor of Near Eastern Languages &
Civilizations (modern Arabic literature) - home
page
· Dan
Ben-Amos, Professor of Near Eastern Languages &
Civilizations and Folklore & Folklife (African, Jewish and
Middle Eastern folklore) - home
page
· Paul Cobb, Associate Professor of Near Eastern Languages
& Civilizations
· Jamal Elias, Professor of Religious Studies
· Talya
Fishman, Associate Professor of Religious Studies (Jewish
Intellectual and Cultural History of the Medieval and Early Modern
Periods)- home page
·
Grant Frame, Associate Professor of Near Eastern Languages
& Civilizations (Assyriology and Ancient Near East)
· Nili
Gold, Assistant Professor of Near Eastern Languages
& Civilizations (Hebrew language and literature)
· Jessica L. Goldberg,
Assistant Professor of History
· Renata
Holod, Professor of History of Art; Curator of Islamic
Art, University Museum (Islamic art) - home
page
· Firoozeh
Kashani-Sabet, Assistant Professor of History (modern
Middle East, the Ottoman Empire, and Iran) - home
page
· Joseph
Lowry, Assistant Professor of Near Eastern Languages
& Civilizations (medieval Islam, Islamic law)
· Ian
Lustick, Bess W. Heyman Professor of Political Science
(Middle Eastern politics) - home
page
· Holly
Pittman, College for Women Class of 1963 Endowed Term
Professor of History of Art; Curator, Near East Section, University
Museum (Ancient Near Eastern art) - home
page
· Annette Y. Reed,
Assistant Professor of Religious Studies
· Heather
Sharkey, Assistant Professor of Near Eastern Languages
& Civilizations (Islamic history, thought and culture)
· David
P. Silverman, Eckley Brinton Coxe, Jr. Professor of
Egyptology; Curator, Egyptian Section, University Museum (Egyptology)
· Brian
Spooner, Professor of Anthropology; Curator, Near East
Section, University Museum (Iranian studies, Middle Eastern anthropology)
- home
page
· David
M. Stern, Ruth Meltzer Professor of Classical Hebrew
Literature (Classical Hebrew and Jewish literature) - home
page
· Jeffrey
H. Tigay, Abraham M. Ellis Professor of Hebrew and
Semitic Languages and Literatures (Biblical Studies) - home
page
· Stephen
J. Tinney, Clark Research Associate Professor of Assyriology;
Associate Curator, Babylonian Section, University Museum (Sumerian
language and literature)
· Eve
M. Troutt Powell , Associate Professor of History (Middle
Eastern History) -
home page
· Robert Vitalis,
Associate Professor of Political Science - home
page
· Josef
W. Wegner, Associate Professor of Near Eastern Languages
& Civilizations; Assistant Curator, Egyptian Section, University
Museum (Egyptology, Egyptian archaeology)
· Richard
L. Zettler, Graduate Chair, Associate Professor of
Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations; Associate Curator-in-Charge,
Near East Section, University Museum (Near Eastern Archaeology)
EMERITUS FACULTY
· Robert
H. Dyson, Jr., Emeritus Professor of Anthropology (Iran)
· Barry
L. Eichler, Emeritus Associate Professor of Assyriology
in Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations; Associate Curator-in-charge
Tablet Room -- Babylonian Section, University Museum (Assyriology;
ancient Near East, Biblical and Jewish studies)
· William
L. Hanaway, Emeritus Professor of Asian and Middle
Eastern Studies (Persian)
· Erle V. Leichty, Emeritus Clark Professor of Asian and
Middle Eastern Studies and Emeritus Curator, Akkadian Language
and Literature, University Museum (ancient Near East)
· James D. Muhly, Emeritus Professor of Asian and Middle
Eastern Studies (ancient Near Eastern history; Hittitology)
· Thomas
Naff, Emeritus Professor of Asian and Middle Eastern
Studies (Middle Eastern history)
· David
B. O'Connor, Emeritus Professor of Asian and Middle
Eastern Studies and Emeritus Curator, Egyptian Section, University
Museum (Egyptology; Egyptian archaeology)
· Åke W. Sjøberg, Emeritus Clark Research Professor of
Assyriology; Emeritus Curator, Tablet Collection, University Museum
(Sumerian)
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