Legend of the Baal-Shem

Martin Buber (1878-1965) has been described as the greatest religious thinker of the twentieth century, and was as influential to Christian theology as to Jewish philosophy. A prolific commentator on topics as diverse as art, sociology, education and religious philosophy, and was the author of I and Thou, The Way of Man and Good and Evil

• Foreword: Introduction: The Life of the Hasidim; The Werewolf; The Prince of Fire; The Revelation; The Martyrs and the Revenge; The Heavenly Journey; Jerusalem; Saul and David; The Prayer-Book; The Judgement; The Forgotten Story; The Soul Which Descended; The Psalm-Singer; The Disturbed Sabbath; The Conversion; The Return; From Strength to Strength; The Threefold Laugh; The Language of the Birds; The Call; The Shepherd; Glossary.

'Like no other living author, Buber has enriched world literature with a genuine treasure.' - Hermann Hesse