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Produktdetails
- Verlag: The Jewish Publication Society
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780827617865
- Artikelnr.: 72473609
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Arthur Green and Ariel Evan Mayse
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Editors’ Note
1. Hillel Zeitlin
Introduction
What Is Yavneh? (Untitled Manuscript, ca. mid-1920s)
What Does Yavneh Want? (1924)
Admonitions for Every True Member of Yavneh (1924)
The Fundaments of Hasidism (1910)
Mystery of Thought (1928)
Suggestions for Further Reading
2. Martin Buber
Introduction
The Life of the Hasidim (1908)
Spirit and Body of the Hasidic Movement (1922)
Interpreting Hasidism (1963)
Suggestions for Further Reading
3. Abraham Joshua Heschel
Introduction
Pikuah Neshamah: To Save a Soul (1949)
Hasidism as a New Approach to Torah (1972)
Dissent (Date Unknown)
Suggestions for Further Reading
4. Shlomo Carlebach
Introduction
Introduction to “The Torah of the Nine Months”
The Torah of the Nine Months (Undated, 1970s)
Suggestions for Further Reading
5. Zalman Schachter-Shalomi
Introduction
Hasidism and Neo-Hasidism (1960)
Toward an “Order of B’nai Or”: A Program for a Jewish Liturgical
Brotherhood (1964)
Foundations of the Fourth Turning of Hasidism: A Manifesto (2014)
Selections from an Interview with Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi (ca. 2000)
Suggestions for Further Reading
6. Arthur Green
Introduction
Notes from the Jewish Underground: On Psychedelics and Kabbalah (1968)
After Itzik: Toward a Theology of Jewish Spirituality (1971)
“Where Are We Going?”: An Address to the Neo-Hasidism Conference, New York
City (2003)
Suggestions for Further Reading
Source Acknowledgments
Notes
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Editors’ Note
1. Hillel Zeitlin
Introduction
What Is Yavneh? (Untitled Manuscript, ca. mid-1920s)
What Does Yavneh Want? (1924)
Admonitions for Every True Member of Yavneh (1924)
The Fundaments of Hasidism (1910)
Mystery of Thought (1928)
Suggestions for Further Reading
2. Martin Buber
Introduction
The Life of the Hasidim (1908)
Spirit and Body of the Hasidic Movement (1922)
Interpreting Hasidism (1963)
Suggestions for Further Reading
3. Abraham Joshua Heschel
Introduction
Pikuah Neshamah: To Save a Soul (1949)
Hasidism as a New Approach to Torah (1972)
Dissent (Date Unknown)
Suggestions for Further Reading
4. Shlomo Carlebach
Introduction
Introduction to “The Torah of the Nine Months”
The Torah of the Nine Months (Undated, 1970s)
Suggestions for Further Reading
5. Zalman Schachter-Shalomi
Introduction
Hasidism and Neo-Hasidism (1960)
Toward an “Order of B’nai Or”: A Program for a Jewish Liturgical
Brotherhood (1964)
Foundations of the Fourth Turning of Hasidism: A Manifesto (2014)
Selections from an Interview with Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi (ca. 2000)
Suggestions for Further Reading
6. Arthur Green
Introduction
Notes from the Jewish Underground: On Psychedelics and Kabbalah (1968)
After Itzik: Toward a Theology of Jewish Spirituality (1971)
“Where Are We Going?”: An Address to the Neo-Hasidism Conference, New York
City (2003)
Suggestions for Further Reading
Source Acknowledgments
Notes
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Editors’ Note
1. Hillel Zeitlin
Introduction
What Is Yavneh? (Untitled Manuscript, ca. mid-1920s)
What Does Yavneh Want? (1924)
Admonitions for Every True Member of Yavneh (1924)
The Fundaments of Hasidism (1910)
Mystery of Thought (1928)
Suggestions for Further Reading
2. Martin Buber
Introduction
The Life of the Hasidim (1908)
Spirit and Body of the Hasidic Movement (1922)
Interpreting Hasidism (1963)
Suggestions for Further Reading
3. Abraham Joshua Heschel
Introduction
Pikuah Neshamah: To Save a Soul (1949)
Hasidism as a New Approach to Torah (1972)
Dissent (Date Unknown)
Suggestions for Further Reading
4. Shlomo Carlebach
Introduction
Introduction to “The Torah of the Nine Months”
The Torah of the Nine Months (Undated, 1970s)
Suggestions for Further Reading
5. Zalman Schachter-Shalomi
Introduction
Hasidism and Neo-Hasidism (1960)
Toward an “Order of B’nai Or”: A Program for a Jewish Liturgical
Brotherhood (1964)
Foundations of the Fourth Turning of Hasidism: A Manifesto (2014)
Selections from an Interview with Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi (ca. 2000)
Suggestions for Further Reading
6. Arthur Green
Introduction
Notes from the Jewish Underground: On Psychedelics and Kabbalah (1968)
After Itzik: Toward a Theology of Jewish Spirituality (1971)
“Where Are We Going?”: An Address to the Neo-Hasidism Conference, New York
City (2003)
Suggestions for Further Reading
Source Acknowledgments
Notes
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Editors’ Note
1. Hillel Zeitlin
Introduction
What Is Yavneh? (Untitled Manuscript, ca. mid-1920s)
What Does Yavneh Want? (1924)
Admonitions for Every True Member of Yavneh (1924)
The Fundaments of Hasidism (1910)
Mystery of Thought (1928)
Suggestions for Further Reading
2. Martin Buber
Introduction
The Life of the Hasidim (1908)
Spirit and Body of the Hasidic Movement (1922)
Interpreting Hasidism (1963)
Suggestions for Further Reading
3. Abraham Joshua Heschel
Introduction
Pikuah Neshamah: To Save a Soul (1949)
Hasidism as a New Approach to Torah (1972)
Dissent (Date Unknown)
Suggestions for Further Reading
4. Shlomo Carlebach
Introduction
Introduction to “The Torah of the Nine Months”
The Torah of the Nine Months (Undated, 1970s)
Suggestions for Further Reading
5. Zalman Schachter-Shalomi
Introduction
Hasidism and Neo-Hasidism (1960)
Toward an “Order of B’nai Or”: A Program for a Jewish Liturgical
Brotherhood (1964)
Foundations of the Fourth Turning of Hasidism: A Manifesto (2014)
Selections from an Interview with Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi (ca. 2000)
Suggestions for Further Reading
6. Arthur Green
Introduction
Notes from the Jewish Underground: On Psychedelics and Kabbalah (1968)
After Itzik: Toward a Theology of Jewish Spirituality (1971)
“Where Are We Going?”: An Address to the Neo-Hasidism Conference, New York
City (2003)
Suggestions for Further Reading
Source Acknowledgments
Notes