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Michael Satlow specializes in Ancient Judaism and has a significant focus on the social history of Jews and Judaism in antiquity. He has authored several notable works, including 'The Bible Became Holy' and edited volumes such as 'Judaism and Economy: Sourcebook' and 'Strength to Strength: Essays in Honor of Shaye J. D. Cohen.' His academic pursuits include a broad interest in Jewish history, methodologies in religious studies, and the study of Late Antiquity. He is engaged in significant projects in digital humanities, notably directing initiatives such as 'Inscriptions of Israel/Palestine.' Satlow's recent research includes exploring the applications of artificial intelligence in the analysis of ancient texts as well as gender and sexuality within Jewish antiquity. He teaches a diverse array of courses encompassing early Judaism, comparative religions, and digital humanities, and is involved in graduate mentorship and training.
Department: Department of Economics