fellows

Christian Kabbalah

Christian Hebraism

Jewish-Christian Relations

Conversion Narratives

Current Projects

After Buber, I became an Assistant Professor in the Arabic language and literature department at the University of Haifa, teaching and researching modern Arabic literature. I also received an ISF grant on the project I started working at Buber. 

Kant's moral philosophy
The value of humanity's survival
Obligations to future generations
Moral psychology
Emotions

Agrarian change
Social history
Environmental history
Political economy
Palestine/Israel

Chinese History
Inner Asian History
History of the Mongol Empire
World History
Mongolian Studies
Ethnicity and Identity
Cross-cultural exchanges between Inner and East Asia
Yuan dynasty
Non-Han dynasties

Economic Sociology
Political Sociology,
Sociology of Knowledge
Historical Sociology

Current Projects: 

• Emergence and Crisis of the U.S. Money Market, 1945–1980

Ancient Hermeneutics and Reading Practices
Temple and Text
Philology
Religious Studies
Cultural Studies

After the Buber fellowship I began a position in Assyriology at the Department of Archaeology and Ancient Near East of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Buber Fellow: 2010 to 2012

Dr. Granat currently holds a position in Literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.