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German 112 Chapter 1 Syllabus

The document outlines the syllabus for German 112, Chapter 1 at Illinois State University, taught by Professor Stinson. It discusses various Hasidic gatherings such as tische, botteh, and farbrengen, highlighting their characteristics and the roles of leaders in these events. The document also includes notes on class dates and suggestions for further analysis in the coursework.

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German 112 Chapter 1 Syllabus

The document outlines the syllabus for German 112, Chapter 1 at Illinois State University, taught by Professor Stinson. It discusses various Hasidic gatherings such as tische, botteh, and farbrengen, highlighting their characteristics and the roles of leaders in these events. The document also includes notes on class dates and suggestions for further analysis in the coursework.

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Illinois State University - Summer 2022

German 112, Chapter 1 Syllabus

Professor Stinson, Section 3

December 08, 2022

For instance, A tische is usually also held on minor holidays such as Lag BaOmer, Hanukkah,

Purim, Tu Bishvat, on the minor days (Chol Hamoed) of major festivals Sukkos and Pesach,

and before and after the fast of Yom Kippur. Furthermore, == Related affairs ==

=== Botteh ===

Sometimes, a Hasidic gathering similar to a tische is conducted without the presence of a

Rebbe.

Class Date: 6/9/2024

Instructor’s Note: Develop the analysis section more thoroughly.

GENERIC CONTENT:

## Findings (List)

- This is called a botteh (‫ )באטע‬in Yiddish or a shevet achim (‫ )שבת אחים‬in Hebrew.

- It is often led by a Rabbi who is not a Rebbe, such as a Rosh Yeshivah, Mashgiach Ruchani,
or a Rebbe's son.

- Often, a botteh will be indistinguishable from a tische, for the respect that many Hasidim

have for their Rebbe's son is often very close to the reverence for the Rebbe himself, as he is

the assumed heir to the throne.

- === Farbrengen ===

Among Lubavitcher Hasidim, a gathering known as a farbrengen (Yiddish: ‫פארברענגען‬, lit.

## Discussion

'gathering') is celebrated, similar to a tish. A farbrengen may be conducted with or without

the presence of a Rebbe, and even with the presence of only a few Hasidim.

## Analysis

At a farbrengen, zemiros are generally not sung (with the exception of the zemiros of the

Arizal for each Sabbath meal), but rather only niggunim. == References ==

References / Works Cited:

1. Wikipedia (n.d.). Retrieved from https://wikipedia.org/

2. Random Book Title (2022). Academic Publishing House.

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