How did Jews and Christians engage with one another in the early modern period? While we often think of interfaith dialogue as a modern phenomenon, in reality the relationship between these two religions has a long history, marked by shared cultural production as well as fraught with tension. This course investigates the particular dynamics of Jewish-Christian interactions in the early modern world. It proceeds thematically rather than chronologically, taking these interfaith encounters as its object and zooming in on particular aspects of how they played out.