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本講演は、20世紀初頭のポーランドにおけるユダヤ神秘主義ルネッサンスの一部と

して、ヒレル・ツァイトリン1871-1942）という特異な人物に焦点をあてる。近代

ユダヤ思想の文脈のなかで彼のメシア的ヴィジョンを分析し、またウィリアム・ジェ

イムズ、ニーチェ、アブラハム・ヨシュア・ヘッシェル、マルティン・ブーバーらの

哲学と彼の哲学との比較を試みるものである。

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1 Martin Buber, The Legends of the Baal Shem [1908], pp. xii-xiii.


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2 Hillel Zeitlin, My Life in Brief (1928), translated in Arthur Green, Hasidic Spirituality, p. 4.


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5 Hillel Zeitlin, ‘Aufgaben der Polnischen Juden’, Der Jude (1916-1917): pp. 88-90.


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6 Hillel Zeitlin, What Does Yavneh Want? A Dialogue (1928), translated in Arthur Green, Hasidic Spiritual-

ity, pp. 37-39.


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8 Hillel Zeitlin, Davar la-‘ Amim, 1928, p. 13.

9 ibid.


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Bar Sella, Shraga. ‘On the Brink of Disaster: Hillel Zeitlin’s Struggle for Jewish Survival in

Poland’, Polin 11 (1998): pp. 77-93.

Green, Arthur, ‘Three Warsaw Mystics’, Rivkah Shatz-Uffenheimer Memorial Volume, 2, eds.

Rachel Elior, Joseph Dan, Jerusalem 1996, English Section, pp. 1-58.

Green, Arthur. Hasidic Spirituality for a New Era: The Religious Writings of Hillel Zeitlin (New

York: The Classics of Western Spirituality, Paulist Press, 2012).

Green, Arthur. ‘Hillel Zeitlin and neo-Hasidic readings of the Zohar’, Kabbalah: Journal for the

Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 22 (2010): pp. 59-78.

Mendes-Flohr, Paul and Gries, Ze’ev. ‘Introduction’, in Martin Buber, The Tales of Rabbi Nachman,

trans. Maurice Friedman (Atlantic Highlands, NJ 1988), pp. ix-xxviii.

Meir, Jonatan. Rabbi Nahman of Bratslav: World Weariness and Longing for the Messiah, Two

Essays by Hillel Zeitlin (Jerusalem: Yeriot, Essays and Papers in the Jewish Studies Bearing on the

図 1:ツァイトリンを描いた有名なカリカチュア。新しい契約の石

板を携えた悪魔の一種として描か

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Humanities and the Social Sciences, 2006).

Meir, Jonatan. ‘The Book of Visions: On the Mystical Diary of Hillel Zeitlin and the Attempts to

Print Hidden Treatises’, Alei Sefer 21 (2010), pp. 149-171 (Hebrew).

Meir, Jonatan. ‘Hillel Zeitlin’s Zohar, The History of a Translation and Commentary Project’,

Kabbalah: Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 10 (2004), pp. 119-157.

Meir, Jonatan. ‘Wrestling with the Esoteric: Hillel Zeitlin, Yehudah Ashlag, and Kabbalah in

the Land of Israel’, Judaism, Topics, Fragments, Faces, Identit ies: Jubilee Volume in Honor

of Professor Rivka Horwitz , eds. Ephraim Meir and Haviva Pedaya (Beer Sheva: Ben-Gurion

University of the Negev Press, 2007), pp. 585-647.

Urban, Martina. Aesthetics of renewal: Martin Buber’s early representat ion of Hasidism as

Kulturkritik (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008).

Zeitlin, Hillel, ‘Aufgaben der Polnischen Juden’, Der Jude (1916-1917), pp. 89-93.

Zeitlin, Hillel, ‘Messiah and the Light of the Messiah in Reb Nahman’s Thought’, God’s Voice from

the Void, Old and New Studies in Bratslav Hasidism, ed. Shaul Magid (New York 2002), pp. 239-

262.


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Namal נ Port vol.20 2015

Contents

JJS Lectures

Remembering Prewar Warsaw, a Bilingual City

Masahiko NISHI

Hillel Zeitlin and the Renaissance of Jewish Mysticism in Poland

Jonatan MEIR (Translated by Naoki MUKAI)

Articles

Historical Signicance of the Book of Ruth －

Focusing on the Marriage of Boaz the Israelite andRuth the Moabite

Makoto SANO

Eine stimmlos widerstehende Stimme －Die biblischen Psalmen und Paul Celans Gedicht

„Psalm“

Takako NOGUCHI

Translation

“Three Jewish Folktales”

(Translated by Natsu’u MOTAI)

“ By the Rivers of Babylon (Act 2)” by Yitzhak Katzenelson

(Translated by Kazuyuki HOSOMI)

Book Review

Erwin A. SCHMIDL: Habsburgs jüdische Soldaten 1788 ▬1918

Takahiko SUGINO

Ryo YAMAO: Franz Kafkas Tiergeschichten – Das Leben im Käfig , Kiyoko MYOJO: Kafka

unkafkaesk

Aino IKEDA

Tetsuya KOBAYASHI: Die Idee der „Reinigung“ bei Walter Benjamin. Von „Anfang“ bis „Karl Kraus“

Yu UWAGAWA

Feature Article

To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Japan Society for Jewish Studies in Kobe

Makoto TOKUNAGA, Chitoshi HINOUE, Akira FUJITA, Kazuyuki HOSOMI, Naoki MUKAI


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Remembering Prewar Warsaw, a Bilingual City

Masahio NISHI

Masahiko Nishi, who translated the works of the Yiddish writers Isaac Leib Peretz and Sholem

Aleichem into Japanese, visited Poland in May/July 2014 for the seventh time since 1980. His

contribution, consisting of excerpts from his travel diary during this trip to Warsaw and Łódź,

illuminates the memories of the Holocaust through the poems of Polish and Jewish poets such

as Czesław Miłosz (1911-2004), Julian Tuwim (1894-1953), Simcha Szajewicz (1908-44) etc.,

who lived in a multilingual and multicultural environment in the Interwar Years.

Hillel Zeitlin and the Renaissance of Jewish Mysticism in Poland

Jonatan MEIR

This paper focuses on an exceptional figure of Hillel Zeitlin (1871– 1942), as part of the

renaissance of the Jewish Mysticism in Poland at the beginning of the 20th Century. In detail,

it analyzes the messianic visions of Zeitlin in the context of modern Jewish thought, and

compares his philosophy with those of William James, Nietzsche, Abraham Joshua Heschel,

and Martin Buber.

Historical Signicance of the Book of Ruth

Focusing on the Marriage of Boaz the Israelite and Ruth the Moabite

Makoto SANO

According to Max Weber, the prohibition of mixed marriages in ancient Israel was not absolute

before the Babylonian Exile. He expressly underscored an example of the marriage of Boaz the

Israelite and Ruth the Moabite in the Book of Ruth. As is common knowledge, an important

genealogy from Boaz to David resulted from this marriage. That is, Boaz was the father of

Obed, Obed the father of Jesse, and Jesse the father of David (Ruth 4:18-22). Moreover,

according to Matthew 1:1-25, the birth of Jesus Christ is also closely associated with this

marriage. Thus, the Book of Ruth appears to be of great signicance not only in Judaism but

also in Christianity.

The historical and religious signicance of the Book of Ruth is discussed in this paper with

particular focus on the marriage of Boaz and Ruth, Ruth’s decisive words in Ruth 1:16-17, and

the Israelite genealogy.


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