Maya Balakirsky Katz Libros

Exploring a rich visual tradition linked to the Hasidic Chabad movement, this comprehensive study delves into the intricate symbolism and artistic expressions that define its unique cultural heritage. Through detailed analysis, it uncovers the historical and spiritual significance of these visual elements, offering insights into their role within the Hasidic community. The book serves as an essential resource for understanding the intersection of art, religion, and identity in this vibrant tradition.

Religion helped launch new journals and generate wide readerships that periodicals demanded. This book investigates the birth of the periodicals of the psychoanalytic movement before the First World War, after which psychoanalysis emerged in new languages, cultures, and media but never returned to its pre-war publishing systems.