Description: Description: This is the classic account of the rigid and focused movement known as the Mussar movement in Jewish history. It's main proponents and innovators being Rabbi Israel Salanter (b. 1810), Simha Zissel Ziv (b. 1823), Nathan Zvi Finkel I (b. 1849), & R' Israel Meir Hakohen. This is one of the only two parts of Dov Katz's work in English and it was never reprinted again. This book is printed in 1977 in Tel Aviv. Condition: In excellent condition, as pages and covers are very clean and there is no writing in the interior.Some minor fraying to cover edge and corners. Attention phone-users: To actually read the words in my pictures & view tiny details. Click on browser menu, select 'Desktop site'. After reload tap on main picture, it will open in spectacular viewing quality, and you will even be able to read the tiniest words in my pictures. This listing has pictures of the actual book or books being sold, no stock-photos or photos of similar items, I took a complete set of new pictures especially for this listing and I have carefully described the condition of this specific item that you are looking at. Thank You. We accept all payment methods which are shown on this site as capable of accepting, including Paypal, payment via personal check or MO can be arranged via messaging me, website permitting.
Price: 149 USD
Location: Phillipsburg, New Jersey
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Publication Year: 1977
Type: Study Guide
Format: Book
Subject Area: Classical
Language: English
Publication Name: The Mussar Movement
Author: Dov Katz
Publisher: Orly Press
Subject: Behavioral Sciences, Buddhism, Cultural Studies, Education, Jewish Studies, Medicine, Mysticism, Oriental Studies, Philosophy, Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Psychotherapy, Religion, Revision/Practice, Safety, Self-Study, Sociology, Strategy, Theology
