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Edward Hoffman

Edward Hoffman

b. 1951

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The right to be human

Edward Hoffman

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The book of fathers' wisdom

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Despite all odds

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The Hebrew alphabet

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Jewish Holiday & Sabbath Journal

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Edward Hoffman known for?

    Edward Hoffman is recognized for his contributions to the fields of humanistic psychology and Jewish spirituality. His work often explores themes of personal growth, self-discovery, and the integration of psychological insights with spiritual traditions.

  • What is a good starting point for Edward Hoffman's books?

    Readers interested in his work on Jewish wisdom might start with "The Book of Fathers' Wisdom," while those exploring humanistic psychology could begin with "The Right to Be Human."