Habad

Discover the profound insights of Abraham Foxbrunner in his enlightening book, Habad, published by The University of Alabama Press in 1992. This 320-page paperback delves into the world of Hasidism, focusing on the teachings of Shneur Zalman, a pivotal figure in Jewish mysticism. Foxbrunner explores the axiology of Zalman's philosophy through three essential questions: What were Zalman's criteria for achieving religioethical perfection? What beliefs, knowledge, emotions, and actions did he encourage his followers to adopt in their spiritual journey? And what attitudes and values did he aim to instill to guide them toward this ideal? This book is an essential read for anyone interested in Jewish studies, Hasidism, and the intricate relationship between religion and ethics. Join Foxbrunner as he unravels the complexities of Zalman's teachings and their lasting impact on Judaism.