Publications
Click here for published research on the ever-evolving relations between Islam, Christianity, and Judaism authored by participants in our project.
Anti-Judaism versus anti-Semitism: The racialization of Jews in Late Antiquity
Yonatan Binyam
Literature Compass 20 (2023), e12698.
Co-produced Religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Katharina Heyden and David Nirenberg
Will be published with Harvard Theological Review 2024.
Construction, Performance, and Interpretation of a Shared Holy Place: The Case of Late Antique Mamre (Rāmat al-Khalīl)
Katharina Heyden
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Dialogue as a Means of Religious Co-Production: Historical Perspectives
Katharina Heyden
Religions 13 (2022), 150.
Egypt, Empire, and Judaism 650 BC - AD 650
David Nirenberg
Egypt and Empire. The formation of religious identity after Rome, ed. by Elisabeth R. O'Connell, Leuven: Peeters 2022, 313-322.
Neighboring Faiths – Christianity, Islam, and Judaism in the Middle Ages and Today. Introduction
David Nirenberg
The University of Chicago Press | Chicago and London 2014, 1-13.
Shared Religious Sites in Late Antiquity - Negotiating Cultural and Ritual Identities in the Eastern Roman Empire
Maureen AttaliKatharina HeydenGaetano Spampinato
ed. by Francesco Massa and Maureen Attali, Basel: Schwabe 2023.
Temple Ruins versus Temple Mount: Constructing Two Distinct Christian and Jewish Spaces in Late Antique Jerusalem
Maureen Attali
Berlin/New York: De Gruyter 2023.
What Theology and History Can offer Each Other when Thinking Together about Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Katharina Heyden and David Nirenberg
Keynote lecture given at an interactive interreligious zoom-webinar hosted by the Journal of Interreligious Studies, on January 18, 2024
