Portraits: The Hasidic Legacy of Elie Wiesel

Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
A Post-Holocaust Hasidic Legacy
The Portrait of the Who
	The Hasidic Legacy of the Who
	The Recovery of Human Relationship
	Portraiture: Elie Wiesel’s Hasidic Response to Auschwitz
Portraits from the Torah
	Portrait of Adam the First
	Portrait of Cain and Abel
	Portrait of Noah
	Portrait of Lot’s Wife
	Portrait of Abraham and Isaac
	Portrait of Jacob and the Angel
	Portrait of Joseph the Righteous
	Portrait of Moses Our Teacher
	Portrait of Miriam
	Portrait of Aaron
	Nadab and Abihu
Portraits from the Prophets
	Portrait of Samuel
	Portrait of Elijah
	Portrait of Isaiah
	Portrait of Jeremiah
	Portrait of Ezekiel
	Portrait of Jonah
Portraits from the Writings
	Portrait of Daniel
	Portrait of Ruth
	Portrait of Esther
	Portrait of Job
Portraits from the Talmud
	Portrait of the House of Shammai and the House of Hillel
	Portrait of Rabbi Hanina ben Dosa
	Portrait of Rabbi Ishmael
	Portrait of Rabbi Akiba
	Portrait of Shimon ben Azzai and Shimon ben Zoma
	Portrait of Rabbi Eleazar ben Azaryah
	Portrait of Rabbi Tarfon and the Meaning of Humility
	Portrait of Rabbi Hananiah ben Teradyon
	Portrait of Rabbi Meir and Brurya
	Portrait of Rabbi Shimon bar Yohai and his Son Rabbi Eleazar
Portraits of the Hasidic Masters
	Portrait of Israel ben Eliezer, the Baal Shem Tov
	Portrait of Dov Ber the Maggid of Mezeritch
	Portrait of Rebbe Pinhas of Koretz
	Portrait of Rebbe Aharon of Karlin
	Elimelekh of Lizensk and His Brother Zusia of Onipol
	Portrait of Moshe-Leib of Sassov
	Portrait of Rebbe Levi-Yitzhak of Berditchev
	Portrait of Rebbe Nahman of Bratzlav
	Portrait of the Holy Seer of Lublin
	Portrait of Rebbe Menahem-Mendl of Kotzk
The Messiah: Portrait of an Anticipation
	The Messiah in Jewish Teaching: A Brief Background
	The Portrait
Notes
Bibliography
Index