Studies in East European Jewish Mysticism and Hasidism

Joseph Weiss; Joseph Dan

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Joseph Weiss, Jewish Studies University College London, Joseph Dan, Kabbalah Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Edited by David Goldstein, David Goldstein late Curator of Hebrew Books and Manuscripts at the British Library was awarded the Webber Prize 1987 for this translation shortly before he died.

Publisher:: Liverpool University Press
Online publication date:: December 2019
Print publication year:: 1997
Online ISBN:: 9781909821866

Subjects:: Judaism, Religion
Series:: Littman Library of Jewish Civilization

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A classic text for all those interested in Jewish religious developments in eastern Europe, this paperback has a new introduction locating Weiss's work in the context of contemporary scholarship and the current resurgence of hasidism.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

Note on Sources
pp vii-vii

Note on Pronunciation
pp vii-viii

Introduction to the Paperback Edition: Joseph Weiss Today
pp ix-xx

Editor's Introduction
pp xxi-xxii

Publisher's Note
pp xxiii-xxiv

STUDIES IN EAST EUROPEAN JEWISH MYSTICISM AND HASIDISM
pp 1-2

Some Notes on the Social Background of Early Hasidism
pp 3-26

A Circle of Pneumatics in Pre-Hasidism
pp 27-42

Contemplative Mysticism and “Faith” in Hasidic Piety
pp 43-55

Torah Study in Early Hasidism
pp 56-68

Via Passiva in Early Hasidism
pp 69-94

The Kavvanoth of Prayer in Early Hasidism
pp 95-125

Petitionary Prayer in Early Hasidism
pp 126-130

Contemplation as Solitude
pp 131-141

Contemplation as Self-Abandonment in the Writings of Hayyim Haika of Amdura
pp 142-154

R. Abraham Kalisker's Concept of Communion with God and Men
pp 155-169

The Authorship and Literary Unity of the Darkhei Yesharim
pp 170-182

The Ṣaddik-Altering the Divine Will
pp 183-193

The Hasidic Way of Ḥabad
pp 194-201

Some Notes on Ecstasy in Ḥabad Hasidism
pp 202-208

A Late Jewish Utopia of Religious Freedom
pp 209-248

Sense and Nonsense in Defining Judaism-The Strange Case of Naḥman of Brazlav
pp 249-270

Index
pp 271-272

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