Isaac Bashevis Singer’s Writings on Yiddish and Yiddishkayt: A Spiritual Reappraisal, 1946-1955 Edition:Hardcover Rolnik recalls his childhood growing

Rolnik recalls his childhood growing up in a small town in Belarus and his exhilarating yet arduous experiences as an impoverished Yiddish poet living in New York

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Ruth Wisse offers a radical new way to think about the Jewish relationship to power

These poems sound themes that will resonate throughout Heschel's later popular writings: human holiness

Isaac Bashevis Singer’s Writings on Yiddish and Yiddishkayt: A Spiritual Reappraisal, 1946-1955 Edition:Hardcover Rolnik recalls his childhood growingListen to our podcast with writer, translator, and literary scholar David Stromberg. Translated and edited by David Stromberg What is the meaning of being Jewish after the Holocaust? Perceiving a crisis of Jewish collectivity, Isaac Bashevis Singer decided to confront this question in all its thorny intricacy. Via these endlessly humane and probing essays, he lays out the case for Jewish common ideals, insisting that inherent to every Jewish soul is a