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Annette PoiznerThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
For decades, Jack M. Daniel immersed himself in one of the world’s great civilizational knowledge systems. As a practitioner and scholar of...
At a recent lecture for the Canadian Antisemitism Education Foundation’s Chinese-Jewish Exchange, the renowned Chinese Judaic Studies scholar Xu Xin...
Across the history of psychology, one idea appears again and again: the human psyche is not singular. It is composed of parts. This insight appears...
With May approaching—marked both as Asian Heritage Month and Jewish Heritage Month—we are offered a timely opportunity to reflect on what could...
There is a concept in Lurianic Kabbalah that speaks of nitzotzot: fallen sparks scattered throughout creation. These sparks are fragments of...
Over the past months, I have been writing about a simple but important idea: that Jews and Chinese people, two ancient civilizations shaped by long...
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