Hannan Hever is Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Professor of Judaic Studies and Professor of Comparative Literature at Yale University.

"In a series of stunning textual analyses, Hannan Hever reassesses the relationship between Hasidism and the Haskalah, replacing the pervasive assumption of a simple conflictual dichotomy with a multi-dimensional analysis of a rich and complex relationship in which maskilic and hasidic authors articulated imbricated versions of a shared language and religious tradition." (David Sorkin, Yale University)

Hannan Hever is Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Professor of Judaic Studies and Professor of Comparative Literature at Yale University.

"In a series of stunning textual analyses, Hannan Hever reassesses the relationship between Hasidism and the Haskalah, replacing the pervasive assumption of a simple conflictual dichotomy with a multi-dimensional analysis of a rich and complex relationship in which maskilic and hasidic authors articulated imbricated versions of a shared language and religious tradition." (David Sorkin, Yale University)

Hannan Hever is Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Professor of Judaic Studies and Professor of Comparative Literature at Yale University.

"In a series of stunning textual analyses, Hannan Hever reassesses the relationship between Hasidism and the Haskalah, replacing the pervasive assumption of a simple conflictual dichotomy with a multi-dimensional analysis of a rich and complex relationship in which maskilic and hasidic authors articulated imbricated versions of a shared language and religious tradition." (David Sorkin, Yale University)