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David J. Wasserstein

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Vanderbilt University

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College of Arts and Science

History

Jewish Studies

Graduate School

History

David J. Wasserstein is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Professor at Vanderbilt University.

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religious studies history islamic thought cultural history religion islamic studies contemporary islam anthropology middle eastern studies social history historical evidence political history culture orientalism historiography international history islamic economics cultural studies historical review european society sociology of religion levant historical reconstruction historical archaeology archaeological record christian practice comparative religion biblical studies islamic spain islamic coins archival research narrative cultural change historical geography interdisciplinary history global history anthropological archaeology european archaeology asian studies religious research folklore studies historical transition folklore tradition historical methodology central mediterranean political culture spatial politics latin american studies japan studies islamic finance diaspora studies historical scholarship cultural context transnational history religious pluralism archaeological evidence historical reassessment linguistic change classical antiquity classical islam cumar ibn hafsun medieval spain iberian earthquake muslim conquest north africa exeter arabic islamic series skorpon ’ — ill naphtali kinberg moses maimonides classical tradition islamic state

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Olivia Remie Constable: Live Like a Moor: Christian Perceptions of Muslim Identity in Medieval and Early Modern Spain. Robin Vose Ed. Forword by David Nirenberg. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2018. Pp. XV + 226.. Journal of Religious History (2020)

David J. Wasserstein

cultural studiesislamic thoughtspanishchristian perceptionsreligioncultural historymuslim identityhistoryreligious studiescultural contextidentity (social science)

Alejandro PeláEz MartíN, El Califa Ausente, Cuestiones De Autoridad En Al-Andalus Durante El Siglo XI. Mélanges de la Casa de Velázquez (2019)

David J. Wasserstein

latin american studiesculturecomparative literatureart history

Mal Tiempo En Bagdad: Al-ṬUrṭūšī Y El “Eclipse” De 478/1085-1086. Al-Qanṭara (2019)

David J. Wasserstein

observational astronomyastronomy

The Iberian Earthquake(S) of 1169–1184 According to Ibn Rushd (Averroes) and Others. Seismological Research Letters (2019)

David J. Wasserstein

iberian earthquakeseismologyphilosophy

A Dedication of a Naos to Skorpon’s Ourania in Ascalon (Ashkelon). Kernos (2018)

Avner EckerHannah M. CottonSaar GanorDavid J. Wasserstein

architecturearchaeologyarchaeological recordhistoryphilosophyancient philosophy

A Dedication of a Naos to Skorpon’s Ourania in Ascalon (Ashkelon) — Ill. Kernos (2018)

world literatureeuropean archaeologyclassicsart historyskorpon ’cultural historyanthropological archaeologylatin literaturehistory of art— ill

Martin Jacobs, Reorienting the East. Jewish Travelers to the Medieval Muslim World, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2014, XI+331 Pages, Isbn978-0-8122-4622-3.. Der Islam (2018)

David J. Wasserstein

orientalismcultural historymedieval muslim worldjewish travelersreligious studies

Unearthed Mummy Recalls an Iran Before the Ayatollahs. (2018)

middle eastern studiesislamic studiesarchaeological evidencearchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological recordislamic thoughtcontemporary islampaleopathology

Black Banners of Isis: The Roots of the New Caliphate. (2017)

David J. Wasserstein

islamic studiesideologyempirehistorycultureislamic thoughtafrican american studies

A Man Who Never Was: Ṭālūt and the Jew Again. Al-Qanṭara (2015)

David J. Wasserstein

religious studiesintellectual historyhistory

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David J. Wasserstein

Professor

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

History

Jewish Studies

Graduate School

History

David J. Wasserstein is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Professor at Vanderbilt University.

Honors

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David J. Wasserstein

Vanderbilt University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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David J. Wasserstein

cultural studiesislamic thoughtspanishchristian perceptionsreligioncultural historymuslim identityhistoryreligious studiescultural contextidentity (social science)

Alejandro PeláEz MartíN, El Califa Ausente, Cuestiones De Autoridad En Al-Andalus Durante El Siglo XI. Mélanges de la Casa de Velázquez (2019)

David J. Wasserstein

latin american studiesculturecomparative literatureart history

Mal Tiempo En Bagdad: Al-ṬUrṭūšī Y El “Eclipse” De 478/1085-1086. Al-Qanṭara (2019)

David J. Wasserstein

observational astronomyastronomy

The Iberian Earthquake(S) of 1169–1184 According to Ibn Rushd (Averroes) and Others. Seismological Research Letters (2019)

David J. Wasserstein

iberian earthquakeseismologyphilosophy

A Dedication of a Naos to Skorpon’s Ourania in Ascalon (Ashkelon). Kernos (2018)

Avner EckerHannah M. CottonSaar GanorDavid J. Wasserstein

architecturearchaeologyarchaeological recordhistoryphilosophyancient philosophy

A Dedication of a Naos to Skorpon’s Ourania in Ascalon (Ashkelon) — Ill. Kernos (2018)

world literatureeuropean archaeologyclassicsart historyskorpon ’cultural historyanthropological archaeologylatin literaturehistory of art— ill

Martin Jacobs, Reorienting the East. Jewish Travelers to the Medieval Muslim World, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2014, XI+331 Pages, Isbn978-0-8122-4622-3.. Der Islam (2018)

David J. Wasserstein

orientalismcultural historymedieval muslim worldjewish travelersreligious studies

Unearthed Mummy Recalls an Iran Before the Ayatollahs. (2018)

middle eastern studiesislamic studiesarchaeological evidencearchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological recordislamic thoughtcontemporary islampaleopathology

Black Banners of Isis: The Roots of the New Caliphate. (2017)

David J. Wasserstein

islamic studiesideologyempirehistorycultureislamic thoughtafrican american studies

A Man Who Never Was: Ṭālūt and the Jew Again. Al-Qanṭara (2015)

David J. Wasserstein

religious studiesintellectual historyhistory

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