Hasidism, suffering, and renewal : the prewar and Holocaust legacy of Rabbi Kalonymus Kalman Shapira /
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
[2021]
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. I Hasidism and Renewal
- 1. Place of Piety: Piaseczno in the Landscape of Polish Hasidism / Martin Wodziriski
- 2. Rebbe of Piaseczno: Between Two Trends in Hasidism / Moshe Idel
- 3. Devotional Talmud: Study as a Sacred Quest / Ariel Evan Mayse
- 4. Mystical Fraternities: Jerusalem, Tiberius, and Warsaw: A Comparative Study of Goals, Structures, and Methods / Zvi Leshem
- 5. Self-Creation through Texts: Kalonymus Kalman Shapira's Incarnational Theology / David Maayan
- 6. Hasidism in Dialogue with Modernity: Rabbi Kalonymus Shapira's Derekh ha-Melekh / Ora Wiskind
- pt. II Text, Theodicy, and Suffering
- 7. New Reading of the Rebbe of Piaseczno's Holocaust-Era Sermons: A Review of Daniel Reiser's Critical Edition / Moria Herman
- 8. Creative Writing in the Shadow of Death: Psychological and Phenomenological Aspects of Rabbi Shapira's Manuscript "Sermons from the Years of Rage" / Daniel Reiser
- 9. Miriam, Moses, and the Divinity of Children: Human Individuation at the Cusp of Persistence and Perishability / Nehemia Rolen
- 10. Raging against Reason: Overcoming Sekhel in R. Shapira's Thought / James A. Diamond
- 11. At the Edge of Explanation: Rethinking "Afflictions of Love" in Sermons from the Years of Rage / Erin Leib Smokier
- 12. "Living with the Times": Historical Context in the Wartime Writings of Rabbi Kalonymus Kalman Shapira / Henry Ahramson
- 13. Covenantal Rupture and Broken Faith in Esh Kodesh / Shaul Magid
- 14. Pain and Words: On Suffering, Hasidic Modernism, and the Phenomenological Turn / Don Seeman.