Florian Dunklau, M.A.

Since September 2015: Research Associate at DFG project "Between two worlds [...]" (Obadia Sforno's Or Ammim (1537))

Since June 2014: Research Associate at DFG project "PESHAT in Context" (Premodern philosophical and scientific Hebrew terminology)

2013-2014: Research Associate at the Institute for Jewish Studies at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

2007: Research Assistant at the Institute for Jewish Studies at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

2007: Guest student at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Summer Ulpan)

2004-2013: Magister Artium (M.A.) in Jewish Studies and Arabic at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg.

Thesis: "Knowledge, Will and Providence in Obadia Sforno: an annoted translation of chapters 9, 10 and 11 of his Or Ammim" (first class honours).

Jewish Philosophy of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
History of Jewish life in Schleswig-Holstein (until 1945)
Pentecoastalism and Christian Esoteric movements

Dunklau, Florian. Judah Ibn Tibbon' s terminology of moral qualities in his translation of Solomon Ibn Gabirol's Tikkun Middot ha-Nefesh. (work in progress)

2015

Wiesenhütter, Rolf, and Florian Dunklau (contributing). Die Geistfalle: Gefangen im Bann der Sekte Wort + Geist Röhrnbach. Hamburg: tredition, 2015.

2014

Dunklau, Florian. "Codex hebraicus 264." In Ausstellungskatalog "Tora - Talmud - Siddur", edited by Irina Wandrey, 310-12. Hamburg: Universität Hamburg, 2014.

Dunklau, Florian. "Codex Levy 115." In Ausstellungskatalog "Tora - Talmud - Siddur", edited by Irina Wandrey, 313-15. Hamburg: Universität Hamburg, 2014.

Dunklau, Florian, und Bill Rebiger. "Codex Levy 116." In Ausstellungskatalog "Tora - Talmud - Siddur", edited by Irina Wandrey, 316-18. Hamburg: Universität Hamburg, 2014.