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David Brusin, Lecturer

Office: Curtin Hall, Room 817
e-mail: dfbrusin@stritch.edu

Degree:
B.A., University of Illinois, M.A., ABD, Temple University, Rabbinical Degree and Doctor of Divinity, Reconstructionist Rabbinical College

Research and Teaching Interests:
Modern Jewish Thought; Jewish Mysticism, Modern Religion, Biblical and Rabbinic Thought, Holocaust Studies

Other Relevant Activities:
Adjunct Professor at Ripon College, rabbi of Congregation Shir Hadash

Recent Publications:
"Jewish Identity Revisited," Journal of Jewish Communal Service, Fall, 2000.

"A Dream For Our Time," Reconstructionism Today, Winter, 1998-99.

Review of Jewish Theology and Process Thought, by Sandra B. Lubarsky and David Ray Griffin, eds., in Bridges, Fall/Winter, 1997, 314-316.

Review of In the Image of God, by Judith S. Antonelli, in Bridges, Spring/Summer, 1997, 159-161.

"Paul Celan: Black Milk of Daybreak," Cross Currents, Spring, 1996, 50-58.

"Eating Meat May be Contrary to Judaism," in Roberta Kalechofsky, editor, Rabbi and Vegetarianism: An Evolving Tradition (Michah Publications, 1995).

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