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Michael Lerner

The Politics of Meaning : Restoring Hope and Possibility in an Age of Cynicism

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Michael Lerner, former radical and crusading editor of the magazine of Jewish thought,Tikkun, has never lost his idealism. Until now Lerner has been promoting his ideas, dubbed "the politics of meaning," through his magazine and in lectures and workshops around the country. He won praise from Hillary Clinton, although that soured under media spotlight. This book lays out his analysis of America's spiritual emptiness, encouraging direct political action to enlarge the sense of community. He rejects both the right's profit-oriented bottom line and the left's splintering of society into minority rights ghettoes. Though his ideas are rooted in Judaism, his concept of God is broadly inclusive, and his critique is relevant to all Americans.

Drawing on ideas presented in the Bible, Jewish teachings, and his experience as a psychotherapist, Lerner examines the roots of the vague discontent felt by so many Americans about our political system and explains how values can be put back into these broken politics. "An important, engaging book."--The New York Times.

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Jewish Renewal : A Path to Healing and Transformation

The founding editor of the highly influential Jewish magazine Tikkun provides new intellectual tools and spiritual insights for reclaiming and revitalizing Judaism. Michael Lerner presents a fresh, hopeful analysis of the faith, illuminating the unique things Judaism offers a world in need of healing. "A bold and brave manifesto."--Letty Cottin Pogrebin.

Jews & Blacks : A Dialogue on Race, Religion, and Culture in America

Though the alliance between blacks and Jews was once the cornerstone of liberal politics, today there are those in each community who see their former ally as their most dangerous foe. In Jews and Blacks, West and Lerner explore some of the most pressing problems of contemporary America through the prism of the relationship between their two communities.