The Sound of The One Hand

Religion & Spirituality

Yoel Hoffmann

Buddhism

Paladin

The Sound of the One Hand: 281 Zen Koans with Answers

Hau Hōō

<p><strong>Set in 1940's Palestine, Bernhard concerns a German-Jewish widower.</strong></p> Devastated by the loss of his wife, Bernhard disconsolately walks the streets of Jerusalem, considering Gandhi, analysis, the beauty of his wife Paula's neck, his Arab neighbors, Kokoschka, the Messiah, and the inner life of his friend Gustav the plumber. As his hero tries to come to terms with his grief and the disasters of WWII, Hoffmann shows the slow remaking of an inner world.

Bernhard

Literature & Fiction

Literary

New Directions

Poemas Japoneses A La Muerte: Escritos Por Monjes Zen Y Poetas De Haiku En El Umbral De La Muerte

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