الوصف
Shulem Deen, a former member of the Skver Hasidic community, offers a profound exploration of his journey away from strict adherence to tradition. Growing up in a world where every aspect of life is dictated by rigid beliefs, he finds himself grappling with the weight of expectations and the quest for personal identity. Through vivid storytelling, he reveals the challenges and triumphs faced on the path to self-discovery.
Alongside Laura Guidetti, the narrative delves into the complexities of leaving behind a life steeped in dogma. Shulem's experiences highlight the internal struggles that accompany breaking free from the bonds of an insular community. The emotional toll of this transition is palpable as he navigates the unfamiliar terrain of secular life.
As he recounts his journey, readers witness a powerful tale of resilience and the pursuit of authenticity. The interplay of faith, doubt, and the longing for belonging creates a thought-provoking depiction of what it means to forge one's path away from the past. Through their words, readers are invited to reflect on the themes of freedom, identity, and the courage it takes to embrace change.
Alongside Laura Guidetti, the narrative delves into the complexities of leaving behind a life steeped in dogma. Shulem's experiences highlight the internal struggles that accompany breaking free from the bonds of an insular community. The emotional toll of this transition is palpable as he navigates the unfamiliar terrain of secular life.
As he recounts his journey, readers witness a powerful tale of resilience and the pursuit of authenticity. The interplay of faith, doubt, and the longing for belonging creates a thought-provoking depiction of what it means to forge one's path away from the past. Through their words, readers are invited to reflect on the themes of freedom, identity, and the courage it takes to embrace change.
تفاصيل الكتاب
تنسيق
غلاف ورقي
صفحات
354 صفحات
لغة
إيطالي
منشور
فبراير 7, 2019
الناشر
ED-Enrico Damiani Editore
رقم ISBN-10
8899438358
رقم ISBN-13
9788899438357