Laws of the spirit: ritual, mysticism, and the commandments in early Hasidism
"This book investigates a fundamental tension in Hasidic studies: How did a religious movement known to be radical in its views about God, revelation, and personal religiosity simultaneously produce commitment to the structures and obligations of Jewish law? Exploring the movement from its emer...
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Contents Preface xi Acknowledgments xv Style Guide xix Introduction I I Thinking Matters: Mind, Body, Action 31 2 Wrestling with God’s Word: Text, Study, Practice 59 3 Dwelling with Connection: Ritual, Commandment, and the Everyday 82 4 God-Making: Connectivity and Revelation 113 5 Thine Own Self: Individual, Community, Leadership 153 6 The Ever-Changing Path: Renewal and Diversity 192 Once and Future Commandments: 221 7 The Torah Before Sinai and the End of the Mitsvot Conclusion: Mysticism, Orthodoxy, and Renewal 265 Notes Z71 Bibliography 337 Index 389
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Index Abraham, 12,1-158,147-151 19, 2791112, 302172, 3201124. See also abrogation of Mosaic law, 18-19,176- autonomy; commandments; halakhah·, 181,111-164. See also antinomianism; Christianity; Shabbatai Tsevi law; ritual; Schatz Uffenheimer, Rivka; Shabbatai Tsevi; sin Adam, 107,165,119,151,141-146 Aranoff, Deena, 142-144 affect and affect theory, see emotion Asad, Talal, 155 Afrofuturism, 165 Asher, Ya‘akovben, 197 aggadah, 4-5, 31,141, 272118, 194П49. See ‘Attar, Farid al-Din ofNishapur, 117-118. also halakhah·, stories and storytelling See also Sufism Ahmed, Shahab, 174-17 5, 275158 ‘Attar, Hayim ibn, 115 alms, giving, 8 6, 9 0, 122-123, 18 0, 299127 Augustine, 16%. See also Christianity; self Alshekh, Moshe, 16,191П176,500П44. See ayin, y( -y], 70, 77,114, 135—136, i6o. See also Kabbalah also God anarchy, see antinomianism Aristotle, 31,146, 314П194, 316144 antinomianism: anarchy, spiritual, 13, asceticism: modernity and, 33-34, 84,156, 136,111-114,111,114,141, 2791112, 164; rejection of, 34, 45-47, 88, 97, 3121139; anti-Hasidic accusations of, 5, 98-111,164,171,119,184П11,188П104. 105,113-115, 318П96; Hasidic responses, See also body; corporeality, worship 215-216, 149-151; hypernomianism, 17, through; eating; halakhah, stringency 3201122; para- or supra-nomian, versus, 97,174-175, 3201123; scholarship and, 5-6,13,18, 84-89, 97,174, 2731127, and supererogatory piety authenticity, 9-10,19,153-177,183-184,151, 168-169 389
390 INDEX authority, divine, 1I-13, 50, 85,151,163; reli gious, 21, 27-18, 97-98,108,116-117, 115, 156,173-183,104-220, 283ПП180,185 autonomy, 3, 24, 27, 50,154-177, 206-211 Avigdor ben Hayim of Pinsk, 125, 214. See also mitnaggedim Binyamin ben Aharon of Zalocze, 49,123124,160,178 Birkenthal, Dov Ber of Bolechow, 72,185 body: healing of, 8, 33-34, 36, 44-46, 66, 87, 131-133, 139, 246, 288П100, 2891109; limbs and sinews, 44-48, 76,180, 226- Avraham of Kalisk, 5 2,18 4, 294155, 3 01П91 227; male and female, 23, 47; Avraham Hayim of Zlotshev, 53,173,185, mind, ritual, and, 7-8, 31-58; porous, 238-239 awe and fear, 41-55, 70-76, 93-96,127,173, 203-207, 215-218, 261. See emotion; love 33-34,104, 121-122; spiritual expression and, 3, 7-8,10-18, 34, 31-58, 83-104, 134-138,146-157,180, 226-236; text and, 75-81. See also asceticism; com Ba‘al Shem Tov, see Besht mandments ba'alei shem, 23, 34, 44, 66 Brentano, Franz, 37 Bahyaibn Pakudah, 16-17, 32, 96,129,171, Brody, 21, 24, 47, 73,140,185,195, 213-215 277198, 2921182 Buber, Martin, 5,12-13, 37» ш, 189, 269, Balberg, Mira, и 272126, 3201124, yzmi^. See also Ball, Milner S., 195. See also law antinomianism; corporeality, worship bans, anti-Hasidic, 20-21, 72,195, 213-215 through; world-affirming spirituality Bashir, Shahzad, 11, 46, 218, i88nioo. See Buddhism, parallels to: Buddhist ethics, also Sufism Bell, Catherine, 3 3, 8 4, 276180 Berger, 2, 7, 2 8, 61,18 9, 2831186. See also ritual; sacralization Besht: anti-asceticism of, 34, 88, 93-94,164, 28оп136, 288П100; community, 189, 272120, 3221180, 3231190; future, 3 3 2П9 3;
intention, 286147; Japa nese Buddhism, 92-93; merit and, 323П190, 331П52; scripture, body, ritual, 288п104; clairvoyance, 6 4-6 5; com 297П112; three doors/gates, 79; Tibetan mandments, 36,89-91, 98-100,117,165, Buddhism, 13 8, 2 7 8П10 6, 3211154; Va- 178-180, 214,219, 247; community and, jrayâna, 7 9,13 8, 321154; vinaya, 11,18 9, 183-185,189; contemplation and, 35-38, 91; family of, 41, 45-46,108-111, 299128, 272120, 28ошз6, 2 8 9П113 Bynum, Caroline Walker, 23,117,139,149 3221164; healer, 19,4 4-45, 278п, z88nioo; Lurianic Kabbalah and, Calvin, John, 135,176 2 8 6П5 0; mikveh, 8 6-88, 299128; ordinary charisma, authority and, 2, 6,19, 27, 62, actions, 36-38,99-101,146; panentheism 80, 97,172-173,179-199, 212-230, 267, and, 117-131,138; sin, 35, 45,52; study and, 293129, 3221162 63-68,171; as teacher, 19-20, 34, 65-67, Christianity: faith and abrogation of the 2791116, 294149; teachings of, 2790115; law, 5, 224, 240-242, 250-257; medie vitality vs. rote worship, 37,143,157. See val and early modern Christian mystics, also stories and storytelling binaries, moving beyond, 2, 6, 84,116, 223128, 241, 249, 261, 281П151, 32418 10-11, 2 2,117,13 5,13 9, 94п40, 310П6 8; modern Christianity, 28-30; Paul, 5. See also polemics, Christian
391 INDEX clairvoyance: study and, 64; visions and, 87, 109; halakhah and, 172-173, 319П105 spirituality and, 1, 9, 47-48,111-113, 154-156,177-178,183-191, 27511553 Clooney, Francis, 158 individual quest within, 3, 9,14,17-19, Cohen, Hermann, 83 75, 97, in, 117-30,153-156,165-178, commandments: annulment in future, 184, 2715; tsaddik, leadership and, 17, 158, 111-113, 140-164; body, action, 66, 80, no, 115,155,178-181,107-113; and thought, 7-8,16-17, 31-58; com- women and, 11-14, 47-48,108,141- mandedness and, 10-12, 131, 111,118, 143,185-189. See also Hasidism, emer 141-141,155-157; eternally relevant, gence of movement; gendered imagery 160,165,101,137-151; faith and, 9-10, Congress of Vienna, 165 65-70, 94, 103,114-118,131-136,175- contemplation: action and, 16,19-10,31- 17 6,19 3,114,15 3, 274149; garments, 43,135,140,179,131-139,150; practices vessels, and limbs of God, 39, 41, 77, of, 39,56, 64-65, 73-74, 85-87, 9b 170 119-134, 165,147,199,146-147; gender and, 139-151; God’s will and, 7,17-18, 49-50, 68-70, 77, 161, X73-I75-177 198,103,107,115,118,115-116,119, Cordovero, Moshe, 14,15-16,114,179, 30716. See also Luria, Yitshak and Lurianic Kabbalah; Safed corporeality, worship through: dangers 154, 319П116; healing and, 44-46, of, 79, 83,100-101,105,110,118-119; 2891122; law or ritual, 2-12, 24-29, 5 4, debate over, 83, 98-99; ritual, com 19 4-19 5, 273134; 275162 {see also law, mandments and, 8,10,13, 33, 38, 84, halakhah, ritual); learning through 98-111,149,130-131 performance of, 9, 33, 38-40,117, Council of the Four Lands, 17, 94,195 116; observed by patriarchs,
111-139; court, Hasidic, 19,11,17, 67, 87, 99,189- ordinary actions and, 8,35-36, 41 83, 190,161-167. See also community 98-111; pleasure in, 11,51,59,77-78, court, rabbinic, 10, 66-67,191,106,111 88,103-107,114,130,146,150-165, covenant, 4,10, 87, 310 174,187,115,156; praxis and, 18, 30-35; Cover, Robert, 307116 rational commandments, 86,155-160, Crawley, Ashon, 111 101, in, 133,141-151; reward for, 50, custom, 4, 8,17-19, il, 16-17, ^6, 87, 98, 101, no, 118,137,157-164,173-187, 109,111,145,170,179,191,100,113-119, 155; rote worship and, 1, 7, 37, 40-41, 118, 272116, 185П36, 314П6 94,106, 120-121, 118,154-166; single commandment, reduced to, 14-15, da'at, yj, 80,155,100-101,114 50-51, 71, 81-83, 90-93, 97, 115-116; dance, 8, 40, no-111,134,145 ulterior motivations and, 64-68, 75, Daniel, Yvonne, 40 101-105,135,155-160,167-186; wings of David, King, 131,165,104,107,115,3171161 the, 43,110,158,169,133,144. See also death, spiritual and physical, 10,16, 35-37, antinomianism; body; devekut·, God; halakhah·, ritual; ta'amei ha-mitsvot community: communities of practice, 190191; dibbuk haverim, 181-183; Hasidic 87,101,119,134,158, 300 delight, see pleasure Derekh Mitsvotekha, 167 Descartes, René, 8, 33, 291163
392 INDEX devekut·. commandments and, 15,26,32, eros, 1-2, 6,17, 48, 51-60, 78,108,121,128, 3 4, 3 8, 41-43. 71-71. 9 0.119—120,174. 137-139, 145-146, 164, 218-219, 259-261, 219-244, 266; God’s presence, 120-122, 2971120, 310П6 9; 332185; 3 3 5П19 0 261; mitnaggedim and, 48, 97; ordinary eternal life, see redemption actions and, 99-111; as reward, 157-162; ethics, 4, it, 17, 60, 94, 99,108,154, 219, through single ritual, 90-93,119; study and, 60, 63-64, 69, 72 devotion, term of art, 2 dhawq, 16,129. See also Sufism; ta'am Dov Ber Friedman of Mezritsh: architect 234, 801136. See also authenticity; morality and moral instruction everyday life, see corporeality, worship through exile, 104,131,139,155,160,184-188, 236, of Hasidism, 19-20, 65; debates among 246, 258-262, 3350188. See also redemp circle of, 19-20, 42, 48 52-53, 67, 99, tion 162-163, 199, 212, 215; emotion and pas eyes, spiritual attunement and, 40,53-54, sion, 39, 51; mind and action, 35, 77-80, 64-65, in-122,130-131, 236, 263, 101-105; halakhah and, 20, 200-212; 308040. See also clairvoyance; God self-transcendence, 49, 75,123,135-137 Faruque, Muhammad U., 155 eating, ritual and, 8, 26, 47, 83, 88, 98-110, fasting, see asceticism 164. See also asceticism; corporeality, fear, see awe and fear worship through Feige, granddaughter of the Besht, 109 education, 23, 60-67, 141-143.189-191. See also study Frank, Jacob, 182,185,195,2780107 Fromm, Erich, 273130 Edwards, Jonathan, 2911165. See also emotion Eibeshuts, Yonatan, 256-257 Gaon of Vilna, see Eliyahu ben Shlomo of Vilna Eliade, Mircea, 222 Garb, Jonathan. 26,
275155 Elimelekh Weisblum ofLizhensk, 19, 41- Garden ofEden, 49,10,107,113, 225, 232 42, 63,73,162-167, 208-209, 217-218, Geertz, Clifford. 79,178 229 gendered imagery: beard, 124-125; birth, Eliyahu ben Shlomo of Vilna: anti-Hasidic 134,149-152, 260; bride and marriage, bans and, 21, 218; religious teachings of, 51,145-151, 200-202, 260-264; Hasidic 126, 216-218. See also mitnaggedim homilies and, 23-24, 139-140; hieros Emden, Jacob, 257 gamos, T), 141,146, 259-261, 332185; emotion: eighteenth-century and, 54-58, moon, 258-261; mysticism and, 23,107- 127,185-188, 297П105; Hasidism and, 108,117,139,149, 223; nursing, 143-144; 1-8, 22, 25, 38-45, 48-54, 62-75, in. reversal, displacement, and inversion, 286150, 2887107; ritual and, 9 2,16 5. See 139-140,142-144, 149-150; Shekbinab, also awe and fear; eros; love feminine divine and, 35-36, 43-46, Enlightenment, 24,175-177, 250-257 Enoch, as a cobbler: 35-36,100, 285П40. See also corporeality, worship through 66, 79, 87, 99,116-117,122,139-160, 186-188, 200, 202, 258-262, 281142; social implications of, 23, 66,107-108,
393 INDEX 116-117, 185, 11?, 163-164, зо6117б. charismatic or oracular rulings, 172- See also community; God; women. 173,181-181,114,120, 224, 319ПП105; Hasidism and commandments and, 4-5; civil law, Ger Hasidism, 168-169 68-72, 93; discourse and terminology al-Ghazali, Abu Hamid, 15,289-290Ш22. of, 4-6, 26, 60-61, 65; four cubits of, See also Sufism; see ‘al-shart‘ah gilgul, see rebirth 100,181; God’s will and, 10,16-18,170, 199-104; Hasidic contributions to, 1, Gimello, Robert, 84-85 6, 65-68, 89, 94-98,111,133,101,165- God: commandments as garments, limbs, 16 9, 294147; hora’at shalah, 174; Jewish and vessels of, 39, 41,77,119-134, 165, mysticism and, 11-16,16 5-16 8, 273130; 147,199,146-147; divine eternity, personal situation and, 164-177, 18, 64, 89-90,113,168,147,150-151; 104-106; ritual rather than law, 2-11, divine fiat and source of the command 22, 24-19, 54, 92-93, 99-112,133-134· ments, 54-55, 89-90,101,138,154,161, 19 2-19 5, 275162; ritualization and, 8, 115,148,151-153; divine self-worship, 26-27, 83-84; soul-roots and, 169,191, 138-140; dwelling place for, 46, 68,117, 204-220; stringency and supereroga 119-111,115,137; Ein Sof, 13,34-36, tory piety, 17, 52, 93-98,170-174, 226; 41, 85,114,116,135,160,176; human women and, 13,107-111,139; written action and, 14, 33, 57,113-115,107-108, code, 4, 6, 8,18, 26, 67-72, 98,169-180 131,158-259; names of God, 35-36, 43, 192-203, 211, 228-229, 267-268. See 87-88,111-121,150,158-161, 181, 231, also aggadah·, antinomianism; com 245-248; real-making and realization mandments; ritual; sin, study of, 12-13, 37· 1I5, 111,
130.137· 119; hanhagot, 170, 267 pantheism and panentheism, 8-9, 71, Haskalah, 24-30. See also Enlightenment 82-83,106-117,120-126,140,147,151, Hasidism, emergence of movement, 3,19- 123; presence and absence of, 8-9,12-13, 35-27,113-116,122-124; theurgy and the sefirot, 14, 38, 42, 51, 60, 70, 79, 86-87, 114,141,147-148,160,188,198,100- 21, 24-28, 34, 48, 61,108-109,179-180, 199-200, 213-215, 283П180, 305П160 hasidut, see halakhah, stringency and super erogatory piety 210, 285, 296; will of, 7,17-18, 49-50, Hayes, Christine, 275162, 3191116 68-70, 77,161,173—175,177,198, 203, Hayim ben Shlomo of Tshernovits, 46, 88, 207, 215, 218, 225-226, 229, 254, 319П116. See also devekut-y gendered imagery 118 Hayim Halberstam of Sandz, 167-168 Green, Arthur, 244, 316146 Hayim Haykl of Amdur, 38-39,162,166, hadith,see ‘al-shari'ah healing, see body hagiography, see stories and storytelling Hebrew, 16-17, 21-23,32, 118,129,149,185, 232-233 Haidt, Jonathan, 52 293131 See also tkhines·, Yiddish Halbertal, Moshe, 241,158 Heidegger, Martin, 112 halakhah·. change, disagreement, and Heinemann, Yitshak 54 innovation, 9-11,28,191-113, 328196; Heschel, Abraham Joshua, 114, 284122
INDEX 394 Hesse, Hermann, 31518 hitlahavut, see passion Kabbalah: beyond the elites, 23,56-57, 68, 96,108-109, 139-146, 195, 282ПП159, Hok le-Yisra’el, 62. See also study 161, 16 6,19 5, 213, 2971105, 38т; Hollenback, Jess Byron, 92,119 Hasidism and, 25-27, 34,36,72-74, homilies, Hasidic, 19-13, 62, 6^-66,130, 91-92,126-127,155, 169-170, 179, 162, 294146, 300П44, 305П160 Horodetzky, S. A., 22. See also women. Hasidism and Horowitz, Leah, 185-188,158. See also tkhines Horowitz, Yeshayahu, 68,99,198-199, 277191, 2821173, 300144 Hovot ha-Levavot, see Bahya ibn Pakudah humility, see submission Hume, David, 155. See also self humrah, see halakhah, stringency and supererogatory piety Hundert, Gershon, 24 214-216, 268; ritualization of, 8, 26, 83, 2821170. See also Cordovero, Moshe; Luria, Yitshak and Lurianic Kabbalah; Safed; study Kadushin, Max, 84. See also corporeality, worship through Kant, Immanuel, 24,29,156,176,3028о. See also Enlightenment Katsenellenbogen, Avraham, 195,213-214. See also mitnaggedim Kauffman, Tsippi, 22,108-109, i73n34 kavvanah, see intention kavvanot, 38, 55, 85-87,127,179. See also intention: commandments and, 13,19,31-38, 42-50, 55-56, 64,87, 94-97,117-121,146, 153-160,173-187,246,286147; kavvanot intention; Luria, Yitshak and Lurianic Kabbalah Kearney, Richard, 84 versus, 38,55,80,85-87,127,179,285150; Kelley, Robin D. G., 263 ordinary actions and, 8-9,15,36-38,83, Keltner, Dächer, 52 100-112, 146. See also commandments; Kermode, Frank, see 223,336П207 corporeality, worship through knowledge, through ritual, 31-58. See also interiority: action and, 1,
8-9,15, 31-32, 37-50, 58, 62,129,161, 230; community and, 24,164-177,177-178, 3i5n8.Yee also body commandments; ritual Komarno, see Zhidachov and Komarno Hasidism Kuzari, see Yehudah ha-Levi Islamic law, see ‘al-sharï'ah Lavatar, Johann Kaspar, 253 Jacobi, Friedrich, 125-127. See also Enlight enment; Mendelssohn, Moses law: duty, obligation and, 4-5,10-12, 16-17,53-54, 84, 131, 222, 228, 241-242, Jacobson, Arthur J., 11-12. See also law. 255-257; legal theory and writings, 2, Jantzen, Grace, 107-108, 223. See also 12-13, 20, 23, 60, 65-83,154,172 192, gendered imagery 194-207, 307116, 325П11; morality, Jennings, Theodore W„ III-112 ethics and, 176,194, 201-202; religious, joy, 8,15, 21-25, 39-42- 44-45, 48-59, 88, 2-12, 66-67, 71-72, 90-93,172-182, 91-9 7,141-15 0,15 9-16 3,17 8, 2901133. 192-196,203-204; ritual and, 1-6, See also emotion; pleasure 8-13,194-195, 273134; 275П62; spirit
395 INDEX versus, 2, 5-6. See also commandments; Maimon, Solomon, 60-61,116,127 halakhah-, ritual; ‘al-shari'ah Maimonides: 14-16, 29, 50, 90-91,128, leadership, see community 187,197, 240, 250, 277ПП89, 91, 30ОП36, Leah Dreyzl of Stanislav, 46-48 301П61,3221171. See also ta'amei ha- legal theory, see law mitsvot Le Guin, Ursula К., 263 Mauss, Marcel, 40 Leon, Moshe de, 198, 2981123 maqâsid 'al-shart'ah, 15, 277189. See also Levenson, Jon, 222 ta'amei ha-mitsvot Ha-Levi, Yehudah. 16,129-130, 89т Massumi, Brian, 274144 Levi Yitshak of Barditshev: divine conceal material world, see corporeality, worship ment, 130; legal change and, 209-215, through; God 230-245; mitnaggedim and, 55-57,195, McCutcheon, Russell T„ 33-34 295П55; pleasure and delight, 142-152, Meir ibn Gabbai, 85 161-162, 227; scholar and teacher, 20, Meir Poppers, 25 67-73,103-107; somatic knowledge, Menahem Mendel of Vitebsk, 42-43, 48, 39-4° Likkutei Amaraim—Tanya, see Shneur Zalman of Liady LikkuteiHalakhot, 167 119,157,183, 217, 233, 244, 309П50 Menahem Mendel of Rimanov, 255 Menahem Nahum Twersky ofChernobil: commandments, once and future, 222, Lipman, Eliezer, 203 230-231, 258-264; community and Llewellyn, Karl N, 194-196. See also law leadership, 156-159,181-182; joy, love, Loebel, Yisrael, 95-96 and emotion, 39,51-53,143-145,168; Lorde, Audre, 51-52. See also eros scholar and teacher, 19; study, 70-71, love, 3-17, 45-57. 71-74.91.94-96,114,118, 80; worship through corporeality, 102- 123-129, 134-135, 143-146, 157,168-170, 182-188, 218, 223-248, 257-270. See also emotion; eros 105,116-117, 319П111
Mendelssohn, Moses: mind, emotion and, 33,54-55,58,125; orality, study Luhrmann, Tanya Μ., 9,12, 37,115 and, 61,189; religious renewal, ta'amei Luria, Yitshak and Lurianic Kabbalah: ha-mitsvot, and 24, 28-30,116,189, community and, 179-183; Hasidism 193, 250-257. See also Enlightenment; and, 19, 25-26, 86,195, 213-220, 295155, Haskalah зозпу, 3z8nn6,11; kavvanot and, 38, Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, 40, 286148 56-57,109,147, 286150; soul-roots, 169, Meshullam Feibush Heller 52,71-72,96 204-220; sparks, 155, 243; stories about, Metatron, see Enoch z88nioo, 305П160; study and, 68-73; Mezritsh, 19, 67 tsimtsum and, 114, 126-127, 307П6 mikveh, 8 6-8 8,10 9,16 8, 299128, Luzzatto, Moshe Hayim, 25,149,164,179 3000036,38 mind-body problem, see body; Descartes; Maggid of Mezritsh, see Dov Ber Friedman ofMezritsh knowledge minhag, see custom
396 INDEX mitnaggedim·. anti-Hasidic opposition of, 20-21, 27, 6 0, 105-106, 125-127, 18 5, 19 5, 213-119,328198; study and, 6 0-61, Odl, daughter of the Besht, 109 ordinary actions, see corporeality, worship through 72-73, 96п8о, 89; theology of, 48, 55, opponents of Hasidism, see mitnaggedim 95-97,125-127, 213-215, 310П85. See also orality, 19-22, 61,108,118,189, 228, community; Hasidism, emergence of movement; study mitsvot, see commandments 280П131. See also homilies; study Orsi, Robert, 115, 307П11. See also God orthodoxy, 5, 255, 264-267, 2831185 modernity. Hasidism and, 3, 24-30, 34, 84, Σ57 ^S-1??- 219-220, 315П8 Mondshine, Yehoshua 169 Mopsik, Charles, 4,146, 2761180 morality and moral instruction, 5,85, 94, pantheism, see God parables, 124-132,139-146,161, 202, See also gendered imagery passion, 6-8,15-19, 41, 46-59, 67,72-80, 99,154,164,176,183, 219, 244, 288Ш00. 91-10 0, no, 12 4,12 9, 157-167, 215, See also ethics 2911176. See also emotion; eros; joy Moshe of Kiev, 25 Moshe Hayim Efrayim of Sudilkov: body, Patton, Kimberly, 138-139 Paul, see Christianity soul, healing, 45-46, 76,101, 131, 226, penimiyut, see interiority 286151; connection, 86, 247-248, Peri Ets Hayim, see Meir Poppers 308п9; leadership, 17 9-18 0,19 2, personal religiosity, 1-19, 24-30,32,37, 289П110, 322П164; vitality and newness, 49, 63, 71-75, 82-84,96-98,123-125, 157, 2971108 151-156, 164-177, 180-182,194-209, Mottolese, Maurizio, 284П10, 309146. See also ritual 220,255, 266-269,3i8n8o. See also community privatization of religion, 27-28,107-108, Nahman ben Simhah of Bratslav: com 164-178.
See also community mandments and contemplation, 40-41; prayer: anti-Hasidic critique of, 21,195, 213- divine concealment, 132-134, 311ПП114; 215, 217; embodiment and, 21, 35, 47, family of, 109; Likkutei Halakhot, 167, 50-56, 86-90,118, 167, 8410; liturgy 294147; revelation and, 182; sadness and changes to, 10,19-21,182,194, and joy, 94. See also Besht 214-219; passion and intention in, 21, Nahmanides, 85, 224, 236,241-244, 247 3221171 Napoleon, 265 Nathan of Gaza, 18, 243, 249. See also Shabbatai Tsevi 35, 47,50-56, 86-90,104,118,122-124, 14 6, 162-166, 17 8, 2971120, 309146; women’s prayer, 23,145,185-189. See also tkhines Pietism, German, 24, 34,175-176 Neoplatonism, 32 Pietism, Rhineland, 25,198 Nietzsche, Friedrich, 164 pietism, eastern European, 34, 46-47, 53, No‘am Elimelekh, see Elimelekh Weisblum 57. 94-95- ^6 Pinhas Horowitz of Frankfurt, 20, 255 of Lizhensk normal mysticism, see Kadushin, Max Pinhas ben Yehudah of Polotsk, 48, 72, 96-
397 INDEX 97. See mitnaggedim Pinhas ben Avraham Abba Shapira of 222, 241-244, 255, 263. See also ritual, subjunctive world and Korets, 93-94,100,118, 218-219, regimen vitae, see hanhagot 302172 responsa, 6, 60,172, 203,319Ш05,322П171. pleasure, 21,33, 52-59, 77-78, 88,103-107, See also halakhah 124,130,137, 146-156, 157-164,179,187, revelation: at Sinai, 10, 59,122,181,193,199, 200, 215, 229, 260, 2901133, 316П44. See 210-220, 221-261; commandments and also asceticism; commandments; eros ongoing, 12, 30, 49, 59,134-137,176,181, Podolia, 19-20, 24, 252 197-199, 221-262; personal, 17-18, 75, poets and poetry, 129,156,174 83, 136-139, 203; revealed legislation, 29, polemics: anti-Hasidic, in writing and 249-256; revealed Torah, 70-71,126, print, 20-21, 95, 213-215, 257, 280П130; Christian, 5, 29-30, 50,125, 224, 240- 214-216, 243-245, 249. See also study; Torah 242, 250-257; Hasidic responses, 73-76, Richardson, Nathaniel Smith, 127 106,126-127,185, 215-219, 328198; Ricoeur, Paul, 79-80 Jewish, 50, 224, 242, 250-257; 2831185. Rilke, Rainer Maria, 156 See also mitnaggedim ritual: authenticity and, 9-10, 29,153-177, Puett, Michael, 10, in, 193 183-184, 251, 268-269; change and, Rabbenu Tam, 209 and political functions of, 2-7, 30, 92, Raphael of Bershad, 93-94. See also Pinhas 252, 320132; embodied action and, 9-11, 28,192-220; communal, social, ben Avraham Abba Shapira of Korets. 2,7-8,12-13,3I—58; endless, 10,13, Rapoport-Albert, Ada. 2 6 3,2801139 100-102,143, 269; eternity and, 10, Rappaport, Roy, 7, 83 222-223; as a mode of thought, 7-8, Rashba, see Shlomo ben Aderet
31-58,155,168-169; ordinary life and Ritva, see Yom Tov Assevilli 8, 36, 84-85, 98-112; ritualization, Rashi, 6 7, 2 0 9, 215, 2 3 6, 294147 processes of, 8, 8 3-8 5, 2821170, 315115; “rationales” for the commandments, see subjunctive world and, 9,115-116, 263; commandments; ta’amei ha-mitsvot symbol and, 7, 274137; text, body, and, Rav Yevi, see Ya’akov Yosef ben Yehudah of 75-81; as thoughtless action, 7, 37-38, Ostrog “reasons” for the commandments, see com mandments; ta’amei ha-mitsvot rebirth, 87,155,167-168 157,165, 286152; world-building and, 2, 7, 28, 61. See also body; commandments, halakhah·, law; corporeality, worship through; study Recanati, Menahem, 14 Rosenzweig, Franz, 8 3. 272—273126 redemption: eternal life, 47, 91,143, 263, Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 24,156,176 336П207; personal or private, 17-18, 35-37, 46,167-168,184; status of com Sabbath, see Shabbat mandments and, 223, 240-259; tikkun sacralization, 8, 35, 83-84, 269. See also and, 167; women and, 185-187; World corporeality, worship through; Berger, to Come, 14, 47,12 0, 162-163, 17 8, Peter
398 INDEX Safed (place), 15-16, 48,55,155,183,167- 168,318П111 Saiva metaphysics, 3121136 Scholem, Gershom, 5,13,17,116,17811107 Shmuel Shmelke Horowitz, 10,66-67, 73, 185, Ζ15-116, 295156 Shneur Zalman of Liady: commandments and ordinary actions, 103-105,110-111, Schweid, Eliezer, 164 134, 295169; divine omnipresence, 116; secularism, secularization and, 3,18,164, halakhah and, 68-69, i59 i7° 309П50; 165; 27319 self: construction of body and, 2-3, 9-10, leadership, 181-184; legal change, 111-117,131-136,148-149,161-168; 33, 38, 65, 70, 77, 81,103, 122, 153-177, love and emotion, 51; physical action, 184,131,147,168, 291163; self 43-44, 76, 188094; scholarand leader, transcendence, 49, 55, 75, 83, 99,105, 10, зозпу 13 0, 135—136,13 8, 155-165, 18 6-18 8. See shofar, 117-118,135,183 also authenticity; body; ritual Shulhan Arukh, 16, 67, 93-94, 98,118,118, Seligman, Adam: autonomy, 154,177; com 167 mitment to action, 165; ritual as endless, Shushan Sodot, see Moshe of Kiev 84,100; subjunctive world, 9,115,163. sincerity, 3,14, 50,154,175-177.5« also See also autonomy, authenticity; ritual sermons, see homilies, Hasidic sexuality, 13,34 83,108,111,137,146,164, 195, 199П19, 335Ш90. See also eros; gen dered imagery; women, Hasidism and Shabbat, 39, 88,91,109,117, 140-142, 148 authenticity slaughter and slaughterers, 11,171,194,101, 114, 319П105 sin: fear of, 51-5 3, 9 6-9 7, 141, 18 7, 2901137; forgiving view of, 45, 53; higher purpose and, 18, 95-96,169-170,174-175,115, 18 5-18 8, 282173, 3 0 0П41, 313т 175П59, 278пп17, no, 318085; intention Shabbatai Tsevi:
17-18,11-11,15-16, and, 17-18, 35, 95-96,101-103,168,173- 108-109,171-178,195,113-114,113, 175,141-144. See also antinomianism; 143,148-157,178ПП105,106,107,110, halakhah·, Shabbatai Tsevi in, 281152, 318П80. See also antino- Smith, Jonathan Z. 165, 274149 mianism; commandments; Kabbalah; Snyder, Gary, in. See also corporeality, revelation worship through ‘al-shari'ah, 14-15, 4 6, 9 8,13 5,174, 277189 Sorotzkin, David, 2831185 Shenei Luhot ha-Berit, see Horowitz, sparks, raising up, 99-107,113,147,155-156, Yeshayahu Shivhei ha-Besht, see stories and storytell ing Shar’abi, Shalom, 179 shemitot, 133-149 Shifrah bat Yosef of Brody, 140-149,187- 188. See also tkhines 116,140,143, 317п73, 3i8nn. See also God; redemption Spinoza, Benedict, 115,151 spontaneity, 5, 8-9, 39, 57,157,181,118,131, 1780106 Stern, Eliyahu, 17,173П9, 2831185 stories and storytelling: religious message Shlomo ben Aderet, 275178 of, 11-13,16, 44, 65, 98,108-111,181, Shlomo of Lutsk, 118,160 18 5,18 0П13 6,181П15 0, i8 8nioo, 284136;
399 INDEX 3051160; Shivhei ha-Besht, 4 4, 9 4-9 5, 108-111, 17 2, 214, 88п100, 28918, 3191105; women in, 2 2-2 4,10 7-111, 139, 305ПП161,16 4, 3061176 stringency, see halakhah, stringency and supererogatory piety study: curriculum, 6 0-74, 294146; Taylor, Charles, 84, 274143, 315П8. See also authenticity, self theurgy, 18, 32, 37, 48-49, 68-69, 74, 82, 86, 88-89, 93, ш, 238,149,161,186-188, 193, 211,258,297198, 299127. See also commandments; God tkhines·. 23, 46-47,109,116, 140-142, devotion and, 59-70, 74-75, 297198; 148-149,185-188, 258. See also gendered embodied commandments and, 62, imagery; prayer; women, Hasidism and; 75-81; Hasidic ambivalence toward, Yiddish 63, 71, 294135; Hasidic defense of, Tibbon, Yehudah ibn, 15-17 5 9-6 2, 7 3-7 5, 293133, 294047 295056; Tiberias, 182-183. See also Avraham of individual quest and, 75-76, 80-81; Kabbalah, 25-26, 61-62,71-72,293126, 295155; lishmah, 5 9-7 0; mitnaggedim and, 72-73; orality, pedagogy, and, 61-62; Talmud, halakhah and, 19-20, Kalisk; community; Menahem Mendel ofVitebsk Tikkunei Zohar 76,12 4,147, 284120, 285П31, 89112 Torah: commandments and, 38, 41-43, 60-61, 65-69, 73-74, 293120, 294149, 52, 61-62, 74-81, 90-91,118,120,174, 2 9 6П8 0, 297180. See also clairvoyance; 230-233; of Emanation and Torah of devekut·, Mendelssohn, Moses; mitnag Creation, 249; God’s presence and, 17, gedim·, ^iah;yeshivah. 59-64.77-81, 93. 99-105 118,144-145. submission, 48, 52-55, 72, 97,115,127,154- 158,174, 231-232, 245; human body and, 170, 219, 225. See also commandments, 44-48, 73, 76,101; interpretation of, God, self 22,59-65,
68-70, 76-80, 80-85, 12-6, sunna, see 'al-shari'ah Sufism, II, 15, 32, 46,128-129, B5. 174, 2I$ 227, 275158, 281152, 288П100 182,192-204, 208, 214; oral Torah, 4, 68, 70-72,122,182, 200-220, 245, 255; written Torah, 4, 31-32, 77-81, 86,195, 201. See also revelation; study ta'am, 15-16, 71, 75,103,129,144-145,159, 166. See also dhawq. ta'amei ha-mitsvot·. classical kabbalah and, 4, 13-16, 5 4, 8 5-8 6, 275178; Hasidism and, Tosafot, 215, 294147 transgression, see sin Trilling, Lionel, 154. See also authenticity; Seligman, Adam 8 5-9 3,157-164, 273134; Mendelssohn tsaddik, see community and, 28-30; rational commandments, Tsevi Hirsh ofNadvorna, 119 86,155-160, 202, 211, 233, 241-252; re tsimtsum, 114-126,136, 226,307ПП6,8. See duced to single aim, 14-15, 50-51, 82-83, also God 85-86, 90-95. See also commandments; God; maqäsid ‘al-shari'ah Uffenheimer, Rivka Schatz, 6, 49, 273129, tales, see stories and storytelling 2 7 8П10 5, 285135, 3017, 3 0 9П5 0. See Talmud, see study; Torah also antinomianism
400 INDEX Unger, Roberto, 154. See also autonomy ‘Uziel Meisels, 20,50,130-131, 163, 208 Yaakov Yosef ben Yehudah ofOstrog, 38, 122-122 Yehi’el Mikhl ofZlotshev, 136, 296180 Vidas, Elijah de, 26 Vilna, 328198. See also Eliyahu hen Shlomo of Vilna; mitnaggedim visions and visualization, see clairvoyance; eyes, spiritual attunement and Vital, Hayim, 26 yeshivah, 67,190. See also community; study; Torah Yesod ve-Shoresh ha-Avodah, see Zisskind, Alexander Yiddish, 22-23, 46 108-109, n6,125,13914 0,18 3,18 5-18 7, 277198 yirah, see awe and fear Wahrman, Avraham David ofBuczac, 68. See also halakhah Weber, Max, 181 Weissler, Hava, 139-141. See also tkhines Wenger, Etienne, 190. See also community Yisrael ben Eli'ezer, seeBesht Yisrael ben Shabetai Hapstein of Kozhenits, 20, 75-76, 228, 281142 Yissakhar Dov Ber of Zlotshev, 51,184, 299127 wisdom {hokhmah}, 36, 77-78, 3141181 Yitshak ofDrohobitsh, 172-173 witnessing, 217-119,129 Yitshak Taub of Kaliv, 172 Wolfson, Elliot, 17-18, 79-80,174, 262- Yitshak of Radwil: eros, empowerment, 263, 2751155, 278П110 women. Hasidism and, 22-24,107-108, 13 9-15 2, 2 2 3, 2 8 0П14 0, 3057164. See also gendered imagery, stories and storytell ing; tkhines and, 136-137; divine self-worship, 138— 140; radicality of, 3121139; revelation through ritual and, 137,157-159,228229, 246 Yom Tov Assevilli, 197, 241 World to Come, see redemption world-affirming spirituality, 2-3, 37, 404 2, 4 8, 8 4,114, 159-163, 2716. See also body; Buber, Martin; corporeality, worship through Zeev Wolf of Zhitomir, 19,105-106,147, 165,166, 229 Zhidachov and Komarno Hasidism,
98, 268-269 Zinzendorf, Count Nicolas Ludwigvon, Yaakov Yitshak Horowitz of Lublin, 172-174 Yaakov Yosef ofPolnoye: Besht and, 22, 44, 68,88-89, 2791116, 304П128; 175. See also German Pietism Zisskind, Alexander, 55-58, 74,127, 2971105 Zohar: commandments in, 86,134, 243, taameiha-mitsvot and, 38, 45, 68, 88- 248; community, 179; eros and emotion 92,101, 130-131, 180, 232, 246, 289П110, in, 51,56, 71-79,145-151; study of, 26, 301ПП53, 56, 311П101 57, 71, 38пи. See also Kabbalah |
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| contents | Thinking matters : mind, body, action -- Wrestling with God's word : text, study, practice -- Dwelling with connection : ritual, commandment, and the everyday -- God-making : connectivity and revelation -- Thine own self : individual, community, leadership -- The ever-changing path : renewal and diversity -- Once and future commandments : the Torah before Sinai, and the end of the mitsvot -- Conclusion : mysticism, Orthodoxy, and renewal |
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| spelling | Mayse, Ariel Evan 1986- Verfasser (DE-588)1183006330 aut Laws of the spirit ritual, mysticism, and the commandments in early Hasidism Ariel Evan Mayse Ritual, mysticism, and the commandments in early Hasidism Stanford, California Stanford University Press [2024] © 2024 xix, 400 Seiten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Stanford studies in Jewish history and culture Thinking matters : mind, body, action -- Wrestling with God's word : text, study, practice -- Dwelling with connection : ritual, commandment, and the everyday -- God-making : connectivity and revelation -- Thine own self : individual, community, leadership -- The ever-changing path : renewal and diversity -- Once and future commandments : the Torah before Sinai, and the end of the mitsvot -- Conclusion : mysticism, Orthodoxy, and renewal "This book investigates a fundamental tension in Hasidic studies: How did a religious movement known to be radical in its views about God, revelation, and personal religiosity simultaneously produce commitment to the structures and obligations of Jewish law? Exploring the movement from its emergence in the mid-1700s until 1815, Ariel Evan Mayse argues that nomos, eros, and mystical piety merged in Hasidism to produce a daring and highly original theory of the commandments and their significance. The novum of Hasidism is visible not in whether its leaders broke or upheld rabbinic norms, but in the movement's vivid attempt to rethink the purpose of ritual. Shedding allegiance to the notion of law, Mayse claims that the methods and vocabulary of ritual studies are better suited to helping us understand the contradictions and tensions of this religious movement as well as its remarkable intellectual vitality. Delving into the full range of Hasidic sources (legal writings, sermons, regimen vitae, theological treatises, responsa, letters, and hagiography) and reading them together with studies of ritual across the past three decades, this book argues that Hasidism offers a sophisticated intellectual vision that pushes beyond a host of hopelessly insufficient binaries such as law and spirit, nomos and eros, mind and body, tradition and innovation"-- Gesschichte Anfänge-1815 gnd rswk-swf Gesetz Theologie (DE-588)4020662-2 gnd rswk-swf Ritual (DE-588)4050164-4 gnd rswk-swf Chassidismus (DE-588)4009799-7 gnd rswk-swf Hasidism / History / 18th century Judaism / Liturgy / History Mysticism / Judaism / History Commandments (Judaism) Jewish way of life Jewish law Hassidisme / Histoire / 18e siècle Judaïsme / Liturgie / Histoire Mysticisme / Judaïsme / Histoire Commandements (Judaïsme) Vie religieuse / Judaïsme Droit juif Hasidism Judaism / Liturgy Mysticism / Judaism 1700-1799 Electronic books History Chassidismus (DE-588)4009799-7 s Gesetz Theologie (DE-588)4020662-2 s Ritual (DE-588)4050164-4 s Gesschichte Anfänge-1815 z DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 9781503638983 https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=3869132 EBSCOhost Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=035109463&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=035109463&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Literaturverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=035109463&sequence=000005&line_number=0003&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
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| title_full | Laws of the spirit ritual, mysticism, and the commandments in early Hasidism Ariel Evan Mayse |
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