Philip Wexler Bücher

The book examines Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson's profound social ideas and activism, highlighting his role in fostering a global Jewish renaissance and advocating for various social issues, including education and women's empowerment. It contrasts his socio-mystical worldview with Max Weber's concept of capitalism, presenting Schneerson's teachings as a transformative approach to addressing societal challenges. This volume distills a wealth of Schneerson's writings and talks, offering an engaging and relevant exploration of his vision for a more dignified and joyful society.

Inspired by the woodblock print series by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, this collection features 500 poems that explore the moon through the author's unique lens. Each poem draws from a variety of influences, including personal experiences, dreams, folklore, and scientific musings, creating a diverse tapestry of reflections. The connections to the moon may not always be clear, inviting readers to engage deeply and interpret the meanings at their own pace. This work encourages patience and contemplation, offering a rich and intricate journey through lunar themes.

Exploring the complexities of family life and romance, the narrative offers a heartfelt examination of human relationships. Wexler skillfully balances intimate moments with broader perspectives, evoking both laughter and emotion. The book’s engaging style and relatable themes make it a delightful and accessible read, perfect for those seeking warmth and insight into the human experience.