"Re-Biographing and Deviance" examines the Jewish Midrashic
model for self-renewal through time. In this important new study,
author Rotenberg questions how traditional Judaism, with its
contradictory notions of teshuvah (repentance) and of remembrance
of the past, allows for the contemporary Jew to maintain a healthy
cognitive dialogue between past failures and future aspirations.
The author illustrates how the Midrashic narrative philosophy
entails a psychotherapeutic system for reinterpretation of past
sins into positive future-oriented biographies--which in turn
provide fuel for Jewish vitality and its continuity between past,
present and future.
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