This course, through close readings, critical analyses, and discussions, students will examine how antisemitism has been portrayed and perpetuated in literature across different genres and historical periods. The course will engage with a diverse range of literary works, including novels, plays, poetry, and essays, allowing students to explore the complexity of antisemitic discourses and their cultural implications. By critically evaluating literary texts, students will gain insight into the historical contexts, ideologies, and stereotypes that underpin antisemitism, enhancing their ability to teach and interpret literature in educational settings. Ultimately, the course aims to empower students to effectively address antisemitism through literary education, fostering critical thinking, empathy, and cultural understanding among students.