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An exploration of Rav Kook¿s formative years in Eastern Europe, 1865-1904.
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An exploration of Rav Kook¿s formative years in Eastern Europe, 1865-1904.
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- Verlag: Academic Studies Press
- Seitenzahl: 410
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. August 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 249mm x 175mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 726g
- ISBN-13: 9781618119551
- ISBN-10: 1618119559
- Artikelnr.: 60360696
- Verlag: Academic Studies Press
- Seitenzahl: 410
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. August 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 249mm x 175mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 726g
- ISBN-13: 9781618119551
- ISBN-10: 1618119559
- Artikelnr.: 60360696
Yehudah Mirsky is Full Professor of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies at Brandeis University. A former US State Department official, he has written widely on religion, politics, and culture for the New York Times, the Economist, the Washington Post, and many other publications. He won the Jewish Book Council's Sami Rohr Choice Award for his earlier work, Rav Kook: Mystic in a Time of Revolution.
Introduction The Work in Brief Precis Mapping Rav Kook Many Editorial Hands Academic Approaches The Missing Early Decades in Rav Kook's Corpus Towards Expressivism and the Subject Rav Kook and the Medieval Philosophical Tradition The Early Writings Self-Cultivation, Philosophical Ethics, Mussar Chapter One: Childhood and Early Years: Between Mitnagdism, Hasidism and Haskalah 42 Rabbinic Humanism and Haskalah Geographic and Cultural Background Family Backgound Social Changes: Haskalah's Shift from Enlightenment to Radicalism Rabbinic Maskilim Childhood and Early Education Studies in Lyutsin and Smorgon and Engagement with Haskalah Betrothal and Aderet Avraham Kook Goes to Volozhin Marriage, Poverty and First Rabbinic Post Literary Debut 'Ittur Sofrim Loss Chapter 2: All in the Mind: The Writings of the Zeimel Period The Small-Town Rabbinate Talmudic Commentary and a Sage's Discontents Halakhic Writings and a Touch of Philosophy Hevesh Pe'er The Primacy of the Mind in Hevesh Pe'er Midbar Shur Moshe Hayim Luzzatto Midbar Shur and the Pursuit of Perfection, Jewish and Universal An Elegy for His First Wife Conclusion Chapter 3: Boisk at the Crossroads of Mussar and Tiqqun Unease in Zeimel and the Influence of Eliasberg Boisk Developments in Yeshiva Culture and the Mussar Movement The Turn to Interiority as a Defining Theme of this Period : The Self and Tiqqun Lithuanian Kabbalah Pinkasim 15 & 16 "The Rustlings of My Heart": Rav Kook and B.M. Levin Conclusion Chapter 4: 'Eyn Ayah: Intellect, Imagination, Self-Expression, Prophecy 'Eyn Ayah and Modernity's Expressivist Turn The Work: Genre, Method and the Study of Aggadah in Rabbinic Circles Two Introductions to the Work Self-Perfection Intellect, Imagination, Feeling Perfection of the Individual and the Whole and the Internalization of Kabbalah Strategies of Containment The Renewal of Prophecy and the Mission of the Artist The Emergence of Dialectic The Problem of Self-Love The Study of Aggadah and Spiritual Individualism Concluding Remarks on Expressivism and Subjectivity Chapter 5: The Turn Towards Nationalism: Between Ideology and Utopia, or, Ethics and Eschatology Jewish Nationalism in Eastern Europe Early Mentions of Nationalism and Hints of Apocalypse First Responses to the Zionist Movement First Response to Orthodox Anti-Zionism Ha-Peles The First Essay: Israel's Universal Mission Interlude: Creation of the Mizrahi The Second Essay: Mobilizing Literature The Third Essay: Ethics, History and Eschatology Alexandrov's Response: Rav Kook and Ahad Ha-Am 'Eyn Ayah Passages on History and Eschatology Assessing the Essays: Ideology and Utopia Chapter 6:
The New Guide of the Perplexed
'The Last in Boisk': Making Sense of Heresy en Route to Zion To Jaffa and Palestine The Second Aliyah `The New Guide of the Perplexed
'The Last in Boisk': Heresy, Nietzsche, Apocalypse The Journal Messiah ben Joseph Expressivism and the Song of Songs Heresy and Eschatology Ethics, Jesus, Nietzsche, Qelippah Working with Heresy, Reworking Torah Study and Theology Leaving Boisk Conclusion Transformations in the Land of Israel Seven Shifts: From To-Down to Bottom-Up Philosophy, Mysticism, Experience Implications for the Study of Religion: Theology as Autobiography Implications for Rav Kook Studies Berdyczewsky and Rav Kook: Between Rupture and Dialectic
The New Guide of the Perplexed
'The Last in Boisk': Making Sense of Heresy en Route to Zion To Jaffa and Palestine The Second Aliyah `The New Guide of the Perplexed
'The Last in Boisk': Heresy, Nietzsche, Apocalypse The Journal Messiah ben Joseph Expressivism and the Song of Songs Heresy and Eschatology Ethics, Jesus, Nietzsche, Qelippah Working with Heresy, Reworking Torah Study and Theology Leaving Boisk Conclusion Transformations in the Land of Israel Seven Shifts: From To-Down to Bottom-Up Philosophy, Mysticism, Experience Implications for the Study of Religion: Theology as Autobiography Implications for Rav Kook Studies Berdyczewsky and Rav Kook: Between Rupture and Dialectic
Introduction The Work in Brief Precis Mapping Rav Kook Many Editorial Hands Academic Approaches The Missing Early Decades in Rav Kook's Corpus Towards Expressivism and the Subject Rav Kook and the Medieval Philosophical Tradition The Early Writings Self-Cultivation, Philosophical Ethics, Mussar Chapter One: Childhood and Early Years: Between Mitnagdism, Hasidism and Haskalah 42 Rabbinic Humanism and Haskalah Geographic and Cultural Background Family Backgound Social Changes: Haskalah's Shift from Enlightenment to Radicalism Rabbinic Maskilim Childhood and Early Education Studies in Lyutsin and Smorgon and Engagement with Haskalah Betrothal and Aderet Avraham Kook Goes to Volozhin Marriage, Poverty and First Rabbinic Post Literary Debut 'Ittur Sofrim Loss Chapter 2: All in the Mind: The Writings of the Zeimel Period The Small-Town Rabbinate Talmudic Commentary and a Sage's Discontents Halakhic Writings and a Touch of Philosophy Hevesh Pe'er The Primacy of the Mind in Hevesh Pe'er Midbar Shur Moshe Hayim Luzzatto Midbar Shur and the Pursuit of Perfection, Jewish and Universal An Elegy for His First Wife Conclusion Chapter 3: Boisk at the Crossroads of Mussar and Tiqqun Unease in Zeimel and the Influence of Eliasberg Boisk Developments in Yeshiva Culture and the Mussar Movement The Turn to Interiority as a Defining Theme of this Period : The Self and Tiqqun Lithuanian Kabbalah Pinkasim 15 & 16 "The Rustlings of My Heart": Rav Kook and B.M. Levin Conclusion Chapter 4: 'Eyn Ayah: Intellect, Imagination, Self-Expression, Prophecy 'Eyn Ayah and Modernity's Expressivist Turn The Work: Genre, Method and the Study of Aggadah in Rabbinic Circles Two Introductions to the Work Self-Perfection Intellect, Imagination, Feeling Perfection of the Individual and the Whole and the Internalization of Kabbalah Strategies of Containment The Renewal of Prophecy and the Mission of the Artist The Emergence of Dialectic The Problem of Self-Love The Study of Aggadah and Spiritual Individualism Concluding Remarks on Expressivism and Subjectivity Chapter 5: The Turn Towards Nationalism: Between Ideology and Utopia, or, Ethics and Eschatology Jewish Nationalism in Eastern Europe Early Mentions of Nationalism and Hints of Apocalypse First Responses to the Zionist Movement First Response to Orthodox Anti-Zionism Ha-Peles The First Essay: Israel's Universal Mission Interlude: Creation of the Mizrahi The Second Essay: Mobilizing Literature The Third Essay: Ethics, History and Eschatology Alexandrov's Response: Rav Kook and Ahad Ha-Am 'Eyn Ayah Passages on History and Eschatology Assessing the Essays: Ideology and Utopia Chapter 6:
The New Guide of the Perplexed
'The Last in Boisk': Making Sense of Heresy en Route to Zion To Jaffa and Palestine The Second Aliyah `The New Guide of the Perplexed
'The Last in Boisk': Heresy, Nietzsche, Apocalypse The Journal Messiah ben Joseph Expressivism and the Song of Songs Heresy and Eschatology Ethics, Jesus, Nietzsche, Qelippah Working with Heresy, Reworking Torah Study and Theology Leaving Boisk Conclusion Transformations in the Land of Israel Seven Shifts: From To-Down to Bottom-Up Philosophy, Mysticism, Experience Implications for the Study of Religion: Theology as Autobiography Implications for Rav Kook Studies Berdyczewsky and Rav Kook: Between Rupture and Dialectic
The New Guide of the Perplexed
'The Last in Boisk': Making Sense of Heresy en Route to Zion To Jaffa and Palestine The Second Aliyah `The New Guide of the Perplexed
'The Last in Boisk': Heresy, Nietzsche, Apocalypse The Journal Messiah ben Joseph Expressivism and the Song of Songs Heresy and Eschatology Ethics, Jesus, Nietzsche, Qelippah Working with Heresy, Reworking Torah Study and Theology Leaving Boisk Conclusion Transformations in the Land of Israel Seven Shifts: From To-Down to Bottom-Up Philosophy, Mysticism, Experience Implications for the Study of Religion: Theology as Autobiography Implications for Rav Kook Studies Berdyczewsky and Rav Kook: Between Rupture and Dialectic