Letters to Talier. Hang out the sight
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"Letters to Talier" is a unique correspondence between a soldier, a student of the stupid, dove indigom and non-religious young Kibuputs, he is unfamiliar. Their letters, infertility and at the same time deep, raise fundamental issues and reflect a considerable part of the disagreements between their such different, simultaneously close and distant, worlds.
The same indiga doves we meet in the novel "to withdraw the sight, where he appears in front of us one of the heroes of this book, written by his childhood friend Haim Sabato.
Him Sabato is an outstanding writer and head of one of the most famous in Israel. His book is simultaneously about the war and faith. Fights in it do not displace God, and it is in them the oldest Jewish talmudic and mystical teachings acquire a new life point. The book will allow us to be in a new way to take your opinion on the war and on Torah, on our modernity and its connection with the past millennia of our history. And once again, look at the dnow not only as a participant in the correspondence translated by us, but as well as the character of another book, which, only mentioning it, is, in essence, its main character. As a result, this soldier who did not return from the war left us thanks to a stranger friend and a close friend of himself about himself and about his time
The same indiga doves we meet in the novel "to withdraw the sight, where he appears in front of us one of the heroes of this book, written by his childhood friend Haim Sabato.
Him Sabato is an outstanding writer and head of one of the most famous in Israel. His book is simultaneously about the war and faith. Fights in it do not displace God, and it is in them the oldest Jewish talmudic and mystical teachings acquire a new life point. The book will allow us to be in a new way to take your opinion on the war and on Torah, on our modernity and its connection with the past millennia of our history. And once again, look at the dnow not only as a participant in the correspondence translated by us, but as well as the character of another book, which, only mentioning it, is, in essence, its main character. As a result, this soldier who did not return from the war left us thanks to a stranger friend and a close friend of himself about himself and about his time
Author:
Author:Moshe Indig
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Fiction
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9907777-4-3
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