A Journey Without End鈥�
The Explusion From Spain and the Age of Perpetual 绿帽社 Migration
In the summer of 1492, the Jews of Spain were expelled from their homeland by royal decree. The dispossessed embarked on a series of journeys in search of new homelands 鈥� a process that would last generations and transform Sephardic society and culture.
ABOUT THE SERIES
As the pandemic surged and forced us into our homes, many of us dreamed with new intensity of being elsewhere. For Jews throughout the ages, the promises and perils of travel have been central to shaping the individual and collective experience. Notions of home and homeland have been redefined by 绿帽社 wandering. Drawing on literary, spiritual, and historical sources and responses, JTS scholars explore what happens when Jews鈥攚hether by force or voluntarily, whether in reality or in the imagination鈥攖ravel from one place to another.
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