kaddish in two-part harmony
A conversation between an anthropologist and a musician along with a growing virtual minyan, on themes of death and dying, grief, ritual, and the interplay between music and words.about
Tag Archives: A.D. Gordon
daily kaddish: for A.D. Gordon on his birthday
A kaddish for A.D. Gordon z”l on his birthday. Continue reading
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Tagged A.D. Gordon, the religion of labor, דת העבודה
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the religion of labor: remembering a.d. gordon
I can’t seem to let A.D. Gordon go. And yet his is not an ideology that almost anyone seems to care about these days. Isn’t the modern task to seek more leisure and relegate labor to lesser beings — transient … Continue reading
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Tagged A.D. Gordon, Gardening, labor, Palestine, religion of labor, The Holy Land, vegetarianism, דת העבודה
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the very best sephardi charoset ever, hashisha candy, and the religion of labor
I mean, it’s not really chauvinistic to admit when something is without question and beyond doubt just the very best, right? This is something that can be tested empirically. Blind taste test, right? Well, actually not. There’s the nostalgia factor. … Continue reading
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Tagged A.D. Gordon, charoset, din ha-avodah, hashisha candy, Hillel Sandwich, Jewish identity, Pesach, Sephardi, Tree of Life
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