Yesterday, on June 24th, 2021, Noam Zadoff held a virtual lecture “On Guilt, Shame and Continuity of Generations: Joseph Weiss, Amos Weiss and Gershom Shalom” at the National Library of Israel, Jerusalem.
Dr. Zadoff talked about the relationship between the Jewish German-Israeli Kabbalah researcher Gershom Scholem and his beloved student Joseph Weiss, a prominent researcher of the Hassidic Movement, as a father-son relationship. In his lecture, Zadoff focused on feelings of shame and guilt as bonding and separating elements in the way fathers and sons perceive each other’s roles. Through this understanding a continuity of generations can be created, which is not necessarily biological, but relies on needs and feeling of responsibility from both sides.
You can find the full virtual lecture, which was held in Hebrew, on the Youtube channel of the National Library Israel:
Virtual Lecture "On Guilt, Shame and Continuity of Generations: Joseph Weiss, Amos Weiss and Gershom Shalom"
Dr. Zadoff talked about the relationship between the Jewish German-Israeli Kabbalah researcher Gershom Scholem and his beloved student Joseph Weiss, a prominent researcher of the Hassidic Movement, as a father-son relationship. In his lecture, Zadoff focused on feelings of shame and guilt as bonding and separating elements in the way fathers and sons perceive each other’s roles. Through this understanding a continuity of generations can be created, which is not necessarily biological, but relies on needs and feeling of responsibility from both sides.
You can find the full virtual lecture, which was held in Hebrew, on the Youtube channel of the National Library Israel:
Virtual Lecture "On Guilt, Shame and Continuity of Generations: Joseph Weiss, Amos Weiss and Gershom Shalom"
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