250 самых цитируемых учёных в искусстве и гуманитарных науках

Еврейские лауреаты награды «250 самых цитируемых учёных в искусстве и гуманитарных науках», документированные в каталоге ThankJews. Евреи составляют около 22% всех лауреатов — при доле примерно 0,2% населения мира.

22%всех лауреатов — евреи

17 документированных лауреатов

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Erwin Panofsky1892

Founder of modern iconology in art history

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Harold Bloom1930

Literary critic of The Anxiety of Influence and The Western Canon

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Ernst Gombrich1909

Author of The Story of Art, the world's most-read art history book

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Yuri Lotman1922

Literary & drama critic

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jewish Literary & Drama Critics

Flavius Josephus37

First-century Romano-Jewish historian whose works are key sources for the era

Источник: Historical record

Erich Auerbach1892

Author of Mimesis, the foundational work of comparative literature

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Meyer Abrams1912

Literary critic (The Mirror and the Lamp); founding editor of the Norton Anthology

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Stanley Fish1938

Literary theorist of reader-response criticism

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Lionel Trilling1905

Preeminent American literary critic of the mid-20th century

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Eric Hobsbawm1917

Historian of the Age of Revolution, Capital, Empire and Extremes

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Richard Ellmann1918

Definitive biographer of Joyce, Wilde and Yeats

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Geoffrey Hartman1929

Yale literary theorist; co-founded the first Holocaust video-testimony archive

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Jean Starobinski1920

Swiss historian of ideas (Rousseau, melancholy)

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

E. D. Hirsch Jr.1928

Literary theorist; author of Cultural Literacy

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Richard Hofstadter1916

Two-time Pulitzer-winning historian of American political culture

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Irving Howe1920

Critic and historian of Jewish New York (World of Our Fathers)

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities

Harry Levin1912

Harvard comparatist who defined the study of modernism

Источник: Jinfo.org — Jews among the 250 most-cited scholars in the Arts & Humanities