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Volume 29 (2014): Issue 2 (Dec 2014): New Age Culture in Israel. Guest Editors: Rachel Werczberger and Boaz Huss

in Israel Studies Review

Table of Contents

Editors' Note
- Editors' Note
  
  Pages: v–vi
Guest Editors' Introduction
- New Age Culture in Israel
  
  By: Rachel Werczberger and Boaz Huss
  
  Pages: 1–16
Articles
- Ethno-national Identity and the New Age World View in Israel
  
  By: Dalit Simchai
  
  Pages: 17–38
- The End Begins in Me
  
  New Forms of Political Action in Israeli Channeling
  
  By: Adam Klin-Oron
  
  Pages: 39–56
- Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
  
  The Shaping of a Community-Building Discourse among Israeli Pagans
  
  By: Shai Feraro
  
  Pages: 57–77
- The Place of Politics
  
  The Notion of Consciousness in Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh's Political Thought
  
  By: Assaf Tamari
  
  Pages: 78–98
- Hitbodedut for a New Age
  
  Adaptation of Practices among the Followers of Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav
  
  By: Tomer Persico
  
  Pages: 99–117
- Spirituality under the Shadow of the Conflict
  
  Sufi Circles in Israel
  
  By: Chen Bram
  
  Pages: 118–139
Review Essays
- An Intellectual Journey through the Civil-Military Relationship in Israel
  
  By: Kobi Michael
  
  Pages: 140–145
- Author's Response to Galia Golan's Review Essay on 1973
  
  The Road to War
  
  By: Yigal Kipnis
  
  Pages: 146–152
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
  
  Pages: 153–170

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