Ora Wiskind received her B.A. from Northwestern University in Comparative literature, and her M.A. and Ph.D. from Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Hebrew literature. She is Full Professor of Jewish Thought and serves as Head of the Graduate Program in Jewish Studies at Michlalah College, Jerusalem. Her research integrates Jewish thought and Hasidic teaching, psychotherapy and literature. Drawing from a range of disciplines, she seeks to integrate two approaches that are often held to be mutually exclusive: critical treatment of traditional Jewish texts, aided by the relevant academic scholarship, along with sustained attentiveness to the spiritual and experiential dimensions of contemporary concerns.
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How the Ba_al Shem Tov Changed the World_ Major concepts in Hasidic thought (Part 5) - ‘When your wellsprings will flow forth’
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How the Ba_al Shem Tov Changed the World: Major concepts in Hasidic thought (Part 4) - Unleashing the power of language
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How the Ba_al Shem Tov Changed the World: Major concepts in Hasidic thought (Part 3) - Being human and beyond
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How the Ba'al Shem Tov Changed the World: Major concepts in Hasidic thought (Part 2) - Major figures
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How the Ba'al Shem Tov Changed the World - Major concepts in Hasidic thought (Part 1) - Beginnings
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e-TiM: How the Ba’al Shem Tov Changed the World: Major concepts in Hasidic thought
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