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David Wolpe

David Wolpe is rabbi of Sinai Temple in Westwood. His most recent book is Why Faith Matters. You can follow his teachings here.

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The Limits of Clean Lines: On Jordan Peterson’s “Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life”

David Wolpe looks at the new book from Jordan Peterson, “Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life.”...

CULTURAL STUDIES

What Would Martin Buber Think of Zoom?

LARB IS ALWAYS OPEN — open-minded, open access, open for debate, open-ended, open to you. The Los Angeles Review of Books is a reader-supported nonprofit, providing free coverage of culture, politics, and the arts. Like so many literary and arts organizations, our ...

What Would Martin Buber Think of Zoom?

LARB IS ALWAYS OPEN — open-minded, open access, open for debate, open-ended, open to you. The Los Angeles Review of Books is a reader-supported nonprofit, providing free coverage of culture, politics, and the arts. Like so many literary and arts organizations, our ...

DAVID WOLPE, KINNEY ZALESNE

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My L.A. in Four Locations: A Rabbi’s Journey

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My L.A. in Four Locations: A Rabbi’s Journey

DAVID WOLPE

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Awaiting the Prophet: On Jonah Goldberg’s “Suicide of the West”

POLITICS

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A Historical Nullity You Need to Read About

FICTION

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The Changing Face of Anti-Semitism

RELIGION

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Puzzling Together: Greg Bellow’s Memoir of His Father

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An Age of Broken Glances: On “Why Love Hurts”

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