Volume 27, Issue 2-4

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December 2013

Special Issue: Toward A New History of Hasidism

Issue Editors:

A. Rapoport-Albert,
Moshe Rosman,
Marcin Wodzinski

15 articles in this issue

Introduction
Ada Rapoport-Albert
Moshe Rosman
Marcin Wodziński
EditorialNotes 15 October 2013 Pages: 145 - 151
Hebrew Sources on the Baal Shem Tov: Usability vs. Reliability
Moshe Rosman
OriginalPaper 15 October 2013 Pages: 153 - 169
Toward a New Geography of Hasidism
Marcin Wodziński
Uriel Gellman
OriginalPaper Open access 01 November 2013 Pages: 171 - 199
How and Why Did Hasidism Spread?
Shaul Stampfer
OriginalPaper 08 October 2013 Pages: 201 - 219
What’s in a Name? The Dilemma of Title and Geography for Contemporary Hasidism
Samuel C. Heilman
OriginalPaper 12 October 2013 Pages: 221 - 240
Hasidism in Tsarist Russia: Historical and Social Aspects
David Assaf
Gadi Sagiv
OriginalPaper 18 October 2013 Pages: 241 - 269
Hasidism and the Habsburg Empire, 1788–1867
Rachel Manekin
OriginalPaper 30 October 2013 Pages: 271 - 297
Modes of Cleaving to the Letters in the Teachings of Israel Baal Shem Tov: A Sample Analysis
Moshe Idel
OriginalPaper 08 October 2013 Pages: 299 - 317
Hasidism and Its Response to Change
Arthur Green
OriginalPaper 09 October 2013 Pages: 319 - 336
On the Motivation for Hasidic Immigration (Aliyah) to the Land of Israel
Immanuel Etkes
OriginalPaper 08 October 2013 Pages: 337 - 351
Hasidic Thought and the Holocaust (1933–1947): Optimism and Activism
Gershon Greenberg
OriginalPaper 22 October 2013 Pages: 353 - 375
The Hasidic Ethos and the Schisms of Jewish Society
Naftali Loewenthal
OriginalPaper 08 November 2013 Pages: 377 - 398
Women and Hasidism: A “Non-Sectarian” Perspective
Marcin Wodziński
OriginalPaper Open access 30 October 2013 Pages: 399 - 434
From Woman as Hasid to Woman as “Tsadik” in the Teachings of the Last Two Lubavitcher Rebbes
Ada Rapoport-Albert
OriginalPaper 09 November 2013 Pages: 435 - 473
Kedushah: The Sexual Abstinence of Married Men in Gur, Slonim, and Toledot Aharon
Benjamin Brown
OriginalPaper 12 October 2013 Pages: 475 - 522

Volume 27, Issue 2-4

Introduction

Hebrew Sources on the Baal Shem Tov: Usability vs. Reliability

Toward a New Geography of Hasidism

How and Why Did Hasidism Spread?

What’s in a Name? The Dilemma of Title and Geography for Contemporary Hasidism

Hasidism in Tsarist Russia: Historical and Social Aspects

Hasidism and the Habsburg Empire, 1788–1867

Modes of Cleaving to the Letters in the Teachings of Israel Baal Shem Tov: A Sample Analysis

Hasidism and Its Response to Change

On the Motivation for Hasidic Immigration (Aliyah) to the Land of Israel

Hasidic Thought and the Holocaust (1933–1947): Optimism and Activism

The Hasidic Ethos and the Schisms of Jewish Society

Women and Hasidism: A “Non-Sectarian” Perspective

From Woman as Hasid to Woman as “Tsadik” in the Teachings of the Last Two Lubavitcher Rebbes

Kedushah: The Sexual Abstinence of Married Men in Gur, Slonim, and Toledot Aharon

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