'ספר החזיונות': על יומנו המיסטי של הלל צייטלין וניסיונות הדפסתו לאור איגרות גנוזות

Translated title of the contribution: The Book of Visions: Hillel Zeitlin's Mystical Diary in Light of Unpublished Correspondence

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Abstract

The first part of Hillel Zeitlin's (1871-1942) mystical diary appeared in print in Warsaw in 1919. Zeitlin continued to write the diary until the European Holocaust, and the manuscript is presumed lost. In this paper, I will attempt to reconstruct the content of the lost part of the diary on the basis of the manuscript correspondence between Zeitlin and other authors. I will also discuss Zeitlin's unsuccessful attempts to have his diary published. In this discussion, mystical aspects of Zeitlin's work will be revealed.
Translated title of the contributionThe Book of Visions: Hillel Zeitlin's Mystical Diary in Light of Unpublished Correspondence
Original languageHebrew
Pages (from-to)149-171
Number of pages23
Journalעלי ספר
Volume21
StatePublished - 2010

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