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Paperback. Condición: Good. "A frank love letter to modern Jewish life." -- MERVE EMRE, contributing writer, The New YorkerAn intimate memoir in essays seeking familial history and personal memory against the backdrop of the lost world of North American Jewry.What is the past? How can we let it speak on its own terms, without forcing it into the categories of history? In The Third Solitude, Benjamin Libman gathers and weaves the threads of multiple pasts -- of his community, of his family, and of himself -- in an attempt to escape the inadequate narratives around Zionism that he grew up with, and to create nothing short of a new paradigm. Across a series of interconnected memories, Libman leads us through the many fragments that make a life, unafraid to question deeply cherished beliefs about Jewish identity, and seeks to reconcile his own values with those inculcated in him. Along the way, he casts aside tired tropes and shores together the pieces of a new way of looking toward the future.The Third Solitude is a paean to the art of losing, and to the visions of the past that persist in the present.…

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Paperback. Condición: Good. "A frank love letter to modern Jewish life." -- MERVE EMRE, contributing writer, The New YorkerAn intimate memoir in essays seeking familial history and personal memory against the backdrop of the lost world of North American Jewry.What is the past? How can we let it speak on its own terms, without forcing it into the categories of history? In The Third Solitude, Benjamin Libman gathers and weaves the threads of multiple pasts -- of his community, of his family, and of himself -- in an attempt to escape the inadequate narratives around Zionism that he grew up with, and to create nothing short of a new paradigm. Across a series of interconnected memories, Libman leads us through the many fragments that make a life, unafraid to question deeply cherished beliefs about Jewish identity, and seeks to reconcile his own values with those inculcated in him. Along the way, he casts aside tired tropes and shores together the pieces of a new way of looking toward the future.The Third Solitude is a paean to the art of losing, and to the visions of the past that persist in the present.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A frank love letter to modern Jewish life. MERVE EMRE, contributing writer, The New YorkerAn intimate memoir in essays seeking familial history and personal memory against the backdrop of the lost world of North American Jewry.What is the past? How can we let it speak on its own terms, without forcing it into the categories of history? In The Third Solitude, Benjamin Libman gathers and weaves the threads of multiple pasts of his community, of his family, and of himself in an attempt to escape the inadequate narratives around Zionism that he grew up with, and to create nothing short of a new paradigm.Across a series of interconnected memories, Libman leads us through the many fragments that make a life, unafraid to question deeply cherished beliefs about Jewish identity, and seeks to reconcile his own values with those inculcated in him. Along the way, he casts aside tired tropes and shores together the pieces of a new way of looking toward the future.The Third Solitude is a paean to the art of losing, and to the visions of the past that persist in the present. In a paean to the art of losing, Benjamin Libman gathers and weaves the threads of multiple pasts of his community, of his family, and of himself in search of an answer to one question: what is the past? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Libman, Emanuel (1872-1946) and Benjamin Sacks (1896-1971). A hitherto undescribed form of valvular and mural endocarditis. Offprint from Transactions of the Association of American Physicians 38 (1923). 14pp. 230 x 153 mm. Without wrappers as issued. Fine copy. First Edition, Offprint Issue of Libman and Sacks's first paper on Libman-Sacks endocarditis, a form of nonbacterial endocarditis that is one of the most common cardiac symptoms of lupus. The following year Libman and Sacks published an expanded account of the disease (largely based on the present paper) in Archives of Internal Medicine (see Garrison-Morton 2855). .…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A frank love letter to modern Jewish life. MERVE EMRE, contributing writer, The New YorkerAn intimate memoir in essays seeking familial history and personal memory against the backdrop of the lost world of North American Jewry.What is the past? How can we let it speak on its own terms, without forcing it into the categories of history? In The Third Solitude, Benjamin Libman gathers and weaves the threads of multiple pasts of his community, of his family, and of himself in an attempt to escape the inadequate narratives around Zionism that he grew up with, and to create nothing short of a new paradigm.Across a series of interconnected memories, Libman leads us through the many fragments that make a life, unafraid to question deeply cherished beliefs about Jewish identity, and seeks to reconcile his own values with those inculcated in him. Along the way, he casts aside tired tropes and shores together the pieces of a new way of looking toward the future.The Third Solitude is a paean to the art of losing, and to the visions of the past that persist in the present. In a paean to the art of losing, Benjamin Libman gathers and weaves the threads of multiple pasts of his community, of his family, and of himself in search of an answer to one question: what is the past? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…