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For more than thirty years, Jonathan Z. Smith has been among the most important voices of critical reflection within the academic study of religion. Smith has also produced a significant corpus of essays and lectures on teaching and on the essential role of academic scholarship on religion in matters of education and public policy. Education is not a side issue for Smith, and his essays continually shed light on fundamental questions. What differentiates college from high school? What are the proper functions of an introductory course? What functions should a department serve in undergraduate and graduate education? How should a major or concentration be conceived-if at all? What roles should the academic guilds play in public discourse on education and on religion? Most importantly, what does it mean to say that one is both a scholar and a teacher, and what responsibilities does this entail?Smith's writings on these crucial issues for education have been largely inaccessible until now. Some pieces in this book appeared in education journals, while others were collected in specialist volumes of conference proceedings. Many were originally delivered as keynote speeches to the American Academy of Religion and other major scholarly organizations, and although scholars reminisce about hearing Smith deliver them, the works themselves are not readily available. On Teaching Religion collects the best of these essays and lectures into one volume, along with a new essay by Smith.

Paul Z. Rotterdam is one of the most influential art scholars of his generation, combining mature scholarly comprehension with the knowledge wrought from a renowned artistic career. For this anthology, art historian Carl Aigner brings together for the first time Rotterdam’s writings: essays, interviews, and lectures, including lectures given at Harvard University’s Visual Art Center and the Cooper Union School of Art, where Rotterdam teaches. In his writings, Rotterdam explores art and nature, beauty and myth, and realism and abstraction, questioning the conditions for artistic creation and making a compelling case for the necessity of tradition in art. Among the writings in this volume is Rotterdam’s famous essay on Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss.

In over a thousand lectures throughout his lifetime of teaching, the renowned master of mussar, Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler offered countless inspiring and original insights into the ethics and philosophy of Torah Judaism. His shiurim were issued posthumously in a series of five Hebrew volumes entitled Michtav Me Eliyahu, prepared by Rabbi Aryeh Carmell, one of Rabbi Dessler s foremost disciples in England (in collaboration with Rabbi Solomon A. Halpern of London and Rabbi Chaim Friedlander of Bnei Brak).Michtav Me Eliyahu has become a classic of modern Torah thought, widely read and studied.Rabbi Carmell then went on to render into matchless English selected essays from the Hebrew work, which became a six-part series entitled Strive for Truth! This series which was received with resounding acclaim, introduces us to some of Rabbi Dessler s basic ideas and penetrating insights on the confusing, bewildering world around us.The essays in this volume, comprising Parts 5 and 6 of Strive for Truth! apply Rabbi Dessler s penetrating mussar concepts to the weekly Torah portions, as well as to segments of the Book of Prophets and the Writings.The original first four parts of Strive for Truth! comprising Rav Dessler s classic essays on Jewish thought are now featured as a two volume boxed set, initiated into Feldheim s Torah Classics Library.

In over a thousand lectures throughout his lifetime of teaching, the renowned master of mussar, Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler offered countless inspiring and original insights into the ethics and philosophy of Torah Judaism.His shiurim were issued posthumously in a series of five Hebrew volumes entitled Michtav Me Eliyahu, prepared by Rabbi Aryeh Carmell, one of Rabbi Dessler s foremost disciples in England (in collaboration with Rabbi Solomon A. Halpern of London and Rabbi Chaim Friedlander of Bnei Brak). Michtav Me Eliyahu has become a classic of modern Torah thought, widely read and studied.Rabbi Carmell then went on to render into matchless English selected essays from the Hebrew work, which became a six-part series entitled Strive for Truth! This series which was received with resounding acclaim, introduces us to some of Rabbi Dessler s basic ideas and penetrating insights on the confusing, bewildering world around us.The essays in the first volume of this set and the first half of the second volume, comprising Parts 1, 2 and 3 of Strive for Truth!, explore and illuminate basic concepts in Judaism such as faith and trust, free will, loving kindness, the power of the yetzer and repentance.The second half of the second volume, Part 4 of Strive for Truth! (originally entitled Sanctuaries in Time), takes the reader on a fascinating spiritual tour of the Festivals, fasts, and Holy Days of the Jewish year.Educators and students alike will delight in the many inspiring thoughts from one of mussar s great masters.

In over a thousand lectures throughout his lifetime of teaching, the renowned master of mussar, Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler offered countless inspiring and original insights into the ethics and philosophy of Torah Judaism. His shiurim were issued posthumously in a series of five Hebrew volumes entitled Michtav Me Eliyahu, prepared by Rabbi Aryeh Carmell, one of Rabbi Dessler s foremost disciples in England (in collaboration with Rabbi Solomon A. Halpern of London and Rabbi Chaim Friedlander of Bnei Brak).Michtav Me Eliyahu has become a classic of modern Torah thought, widely read and studied.Rabbi Carmell then went on to render into matchless English selected essays from the Hebrew work, which became a six-part series entitled Strive for Truth! This series which was received with resounding acclaim, introduces us to some of Rabbi Dessler s basic ideas and penetrating insights on the confusing, bewildering world around us.The essays in this volume, comprising Parts 5 and 6 of Strive for Truth! apply Rabbi Dessler s penetrating mussar concepts to the weekly Torah portions, as well as to segments of the Book of Prophets and the Writings.The original first four parts of Strive for Truth! comprising Rav Dessler s classic essays on Jewish thought are now featured as a two volume boxed set, initiated into Feldheim s Torah Classics Library.

In over a thousand lectures throughout his lifetime of teaching, the renowned master of mussar, Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler offered countless inspiring and original insights into the ethics and philosophy of Torah Judaism. His shiurim were issued posthumously in a series of five Hebrew volumes entitled Michtav Me'Eliyahu, prepared by Rabbi Aryeh Carmell, one of Rabbi Dessler's foremost disciples in England (in collaboration with Rabbi Solomon A. Halpern of London and Rabbi Chaim Friedlander of Bnei Brak). Michtav Me'Eliyahu has become a classic of modern Torah thought, widely read and studied. Rabbi Carmell then went on to render into matchless English selected essays from the Hebrew work, which became a six-part series entitled Strive for Truth! This series which was received with resounding acclaim, introduces us to some of Rabbi Dessler's basic ideas and penetrating insights on the confusing, bewildering world around us. The essays in the first volume of this set and the first half of the second volume, comprising Parts 1, 2 and 3 of Strive for Truth!, explore and illuminate basic concepts in Judaism such as faith and trust, free will, lovingkindness, the power of the yetzer and repentance. The second half of the second volume, Part 4 of Strive for Truth! (originally entitled Sanctuaries in Time), takes the reader on a fascinating spiritual tour of the Festivals, fasts, and Holy Days of the Jewish year. Educators and students alike will delight in the many inspiring thoughts from one of mussar's great masters.

In over a thousand lectures throughout his lifetime of teaching, the renowned master of mussar, Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler offered countless inspiring and original insights into the ethics and philosophy of Torah Judaism.His shiurim were issued posthumously in a series of five Hebrew volumes entitled Michtav Me Eliyahu, prepared by Rabbi Aryeh Carmell, one of Rabbi Dessler s foremost disciples in England (in collaboration with Rabbi Solomon A. Halpern of London and Rabbi Chaim Friedlander of Bnei Brak). Michtav Me Eliyahu has become a classic of modern Torah thought, widely read and studied.Rabbi Carmell then went on to render into matchless English selected essays from the Hebrew work, which became a six-part series entitled Strive for Truth! This series which was received with resounding acclaim, introduces us to some of Rabbi Dessler s basic ideas and penetrating insights on the confusing, bewildering world around us.The essays in the first volume of this set and the first half of the second volume, comprising Parts 1, 2 and 3 of Strive for Truth!, explore and illuminate basic concepts in Judaism such as faith and trust, free will, loving kindness, the power of the yetzer and repentance.The second half of the second volume, Part 4 of Strive for Truth! (originally entitled Sanctuaries in Time), takes the reader on a fascinating spiritual tour of the Festivals, fasts, and Holy Days of the Jewish year.Educators and students alike will delight in the many inspiring thoughts from one of mussar s great masters.

In over a thousand lectures throughout his lifetime of teaching, the renowned master of mussar, Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler offered countless inspiring and original insights into the ethics and philosophy of Torah Judaism. His shiurim were issued posthumously in a series of five Hebrew volumes entitled Michtav Me'Eliyahu, prepared by Rabbi Aryeh Carmell, one of Rabbi Dessler's foremost disciples in England (in collaboration with Rabbi Solomon A. Halpern of London and Rabbi Chaim Friedlander of Bnei Brak). Michtav Me'Eliyahu has become a classic of modern Torah thought, widely read and studied. Rabbi Carmell then went on to render into matchless English selected essays from the Hebrew work, which became a six-part series entitled Strive for Truth! This series which was received with resounding acclaim, introduces us to some of Rabbi Dessler's basic ideas and penetrating insights on the confusing, bewildering world around us. The essays in the first volume of this set and the first half of the second volume, comprising Parts 1, 2 and 3 of Strive for Truth!, explore and illuminate basic concepts in Judaism such as faith and trust, free will, lovingkindness, the power of the yetzer and repentance. The second half of the second volume, Part 4 of Strive for Truth! (originally entitled Sanctuaries in Time), takes the reader on a fascinating spiritual tour of the Festivals, fasts, and Holy Days of the Jewish year. Educators and students alike will delight in the many inspiring thoughts from one of mussar's great masters.

For more than thirty years, Jonathan Z. Smith has been among the most important voices of critical reflection within the academic study of religion. Smith has also produced a significant corpus of essays and lectures on teaching and on the essential role of academic scholarship on religion in matters of education and public policy. Education is not a side issue for Smith, and his essays continually shed light on fundamental questions. What differentiates college from high school? What are the proper functions of an introductory course? What functions should a department serve in undergraduate and graduate education? How should a major or concentration be conceived-if at all? What roles should the academic guilds play in public discourse on education and on religion? Most importantly, what does it mean to say that one is both a scholar and a teacher, and what responsibilities does this entail?Smith's writings on these crucial issues for education have been largely inaccessible until now. Some pieces in this book appeared in education journals, while others were collected in specialist volumes of conference proceedings. Many were originally delivered as keynote speeches to the American Academy of Religion and other major scholarly organizations, and although scholars reminisce about hearing Smith deliver them, the works themselves are not readily available. On Teaching Religion collects the best of these essays and lectures into one volume, along with a new essay by Smith.