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My Name is Asher Lev
Book • 1972
Asher Lev is a child prodigy in painting who grows up in a Ladover Hasidic community.
His artistic talent and interests conflict with the traditional values of his family and community, leading to significant personal and familial tensions.
The novel explores themes of identity, faith, and the pursuit of artistic expression.
His artistic talent and interests conflict with the traditional values of his family and community, leading to significant personal and familial tensions.
The novel explores themes of identity, faith, and the pursuit of artistic expression.
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while discussing his writing process and the themes explored in the book.


Daniel Baldwin

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"Alec Went On A Blackout" - Daniel Baldwin: Rust Shooting, Trump Drama, Family FEUD & Diddy Parties! | PBD Podcast | Ep. 516
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as another favorite book by Chaim Potok, exploring the tension between Hasidic Judaism and modern art.


David Anders

Assurance of Salvation or Psychological State?
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for their exploration of the tension between tradition and modern life.

Dr. David Anders

Failing to See Myself?