I studied Modern History, Ancient History, and Judaic Studies at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. In October 2020 I earned my PhD from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. After employment at the Bavarian Research Center for Interreligious Discourses at the Friedrich Alexander University of Erlangen (04/2021–08/2022), I am currently affiliated with the Goethe University of Frankfurt am Main, where I – together with my colleague Elke Morlok – work on our joint DFG-founded project "Kabbalah as a Paradigm of Transfer between Judaism and Christianity."
My research interests include Jewish-Christian relations in early modern Europe, conversion narratives, Sabbatianism, and Christian Kabbalah.
Currently, I am preparing a monograph for publication, which explores a wide array of phenomena belonging to the religious, social, cultural, and intellectual history of early modern Europe, such as Jewish-Christian intellectual exchange and cross-pollination, Jewish messianism, conversion, Christian Hebraism, and Christian Kabbalah. It bears the title “The Lutheran Rabbi: Johan Kemper, Sabbatianism, Conversion, and Christian Kabbalah.”
My research interests include Jewish-Christian relations in early modern Europe, conversion narratives, Sabbatianism, and Christian Kabbalah.
Currently, I am preparing a monograph for publication, which explores a wide array of phenomena belonging to the religious, social, cultural, and intellectual history of early modern Europe, such as Jewish-Christian intellectual exchange and cross-pollination, Jewish messianism, conversion, Christian Hebraism, and Christian Kabbalah. It bears the title “The Lutheran Rabbi: Johan Kemper, Sabbatianism, Conversion, and Christian Kabbalah.”
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