Beit Avi Chai presents "The Lithuanian Yeshiva - from the past to the present": A series of sessions hosted by Dr Shlomo Tikotzinsky
The Lithuanian Yeshiva started out in the eastern Europe of the 19th century and since then has become a prototype for Torah study institutions in the ultra-orthodox world.
In this series we will investigate the roots of the Yeshiva, its various configurations according to ethic groups and courts and its durability throughout the challenges of time.
First session: The Elite in Lithuania
Tuesday, Jan 14, 8:00 PM
What is a Lithuanian yeshiva? Who concocted the phenomenon in eastern Europe and how did their halls fill up with ambitious youth? About the yeshivas of Volozhin and Telz, about the status of the head of the yeshiva and about what lies between authority and autonomy.
Guest: Prof Emanuel Etkes - the Faculty of the History of the People of Israel, Hebrew University in Jerusalem
Second session: From the Brisker Method to the bird
Tuesday, January 21, 8:00 PM
What exactly did they study at the Lithuanian yeshivas, and what is Lithuanian erudition? About the world of rabbis and scholars in the 19th century, about Torah and enlightenment and about Brisk and Bialik.
Third session: The Men with Quiffs in Jerusalem?
Tuesday, January 28, 8:00 PM
The Mussar Movement conquers the yeshivas between the two world wars: about organizational team spirit, methods of education and the migration of scholars to Petach Tikva, Hebron, Tel Aviv and Bnei Brak.
Fourth session: His Torah and His Art
Tuesday, February 4, 8:00 PM
Stages in the development and creation of the yeshivas of Israel - the link between disconnection and connection to the Israeli public space
Admission: 30 NIS, students 20 NIS. Price for the entire series: NIS 100
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