See here my publications.
2012. With Philip Wexler, After Spirituality: Studies in Mystical Traditions. Peter Lang Publishing: New York.
- 2012. With Maren Niehoff and Ronit Meroz, And This is For Yehuda: Studies Presented to our Friend, Professor Yehuda Liebes on the Occasion of his Sixty-Fifth Birthday. Bialik Press and Mandel Institute: Jerusalem (in Hebrew).
- 2011-2015 Series Editor (with Prof. Philip Wexler). After Spirituality: Studies in Mystical Traditions. Peter Lang Publishing.
2015. ‘Shame as an Existential Emotion in Modern Kabbalah’, Jewish Social Studies 21, pp. 83-116.
- 2015. ‘Soul Time in Modern Kabbalah’, in: B. Ogren (ed.), Before and After: On Time and Eternity in Jewish Esotericism and Mysticism. Brill: Leiden, pp. 151-161.
- 2015. ‘Moshe Idel: An Intellectual Portrait’, in H. Tirosh-Samuelson and A. Hughes, Moshe Idel (Library of Contemporary Jewish Philosophers). Brill: Leiden, pp. 1-29.
- Forthcoming. 'The Sixteenth Century', in: E. R. Wolfson (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Kabbalah. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge.
- 2013, ‘The Psychological Turn in Sixteenth Century Kabbalah’, in: G. Cecere, M. Loubet and S. Pagani (eds.), Mystique juives, chréttiennes et musulmanes dans L’Egypte médiévale (VIIe–XVIe siècle): Interculturalités et contextes historiques. IFAO: Cairo, pp. 109-124.
- 2013. ‘Shamanism and the Hidden History of Modern Kabbalah’, in: A. DeConick and G. Adamson (eds.), Histories of the Hidden God. Equinox: Sheffield, pp. 175-192.
- 2012. ‘The Challenges of Teaching Mysticism’, Religious Studies Review 38. (Review Article), pp. 207–212.
- 2012, ‘Contemporary Kabbalah and Classical Kabbalah: Breaks and Continuities’, in: P. Wexler and J. Garb (eds.), After Spirituality: Studies in Mystical Traditions Peter Lang Publishing: New York, pp. 19–46.
- 2012, With P. Wexler. ‘After Spirituality: Introducing the Volume and the Series’, in: P. Wexler and J. Garb (eds.), After Spirituality: Studies in Mystical Traditions. Peter Lang Publishing: New York, pp. 1–15.
- 2011. ‘The Circle of Moshe Hayyim Luzzatto in Its Eighteenth-Century Context’. Eighteenth-Century Studies 44, pp. 189-202.
- 2011. ‘Towards the Study of the Spiritual-Mystical Renaissance in the Contemporary Ashkenazi Haredi World in Israel’, in: B. Huss (ed.), Kabbalah and Contemporary Spiritual Revival, Ben-Gurion University Press: Beer Sheva, pp. 117–140.
- 2010. ‘Mystical and Spiritual Discourse in the Contemporary Ashkenazi Haredi Worlds’. Journal of Modern Jewish Studies 9, pp. 29-48.
- 2010. ‘The Modernization of Kabbalah: A Case Study’. Modern Judaism: A Journal of Jewish Ideas and Experience 30, pp. 1-22.
- 2008. ‘The Cult of the Saints in Lurianic Kabbalah’, Jewish Quarterly Review 98, pp. 203-229.
- 2007. ‘Moshe Idel's Contribution to the Study of Religion’, Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies 18, pp. 116-129. http://www.jsri.ro/new/?Current_issue (Reprinted in: S. Frunza and M. Frunza (eds.), Essays in Honor of Moshe Idel, Provo Press: Cluj-Napoca. 2008. pp. 20-34.
- 2007. ‘Powers of Language in Kabbalah: Comparative Reflections’, in: S. De La Porta and D. Shulman (eds.), The Poetics of Grammar and the Metaphysics of Sound and Sign. pp. 233-269. Brill: Leiden.
- 2006. ‘ "Alien" Culture in the Circle of Rabbi Kook’, in H. Kriesel (ed.), Study and Knowledge in Jewish Thought. pp. 253-264. Ben Gurion University Press: Beer Sheva.
- 2005. ‘Gender and Power in Kabbalah: A Theoretical Investigation’, Kabbalah: Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 13, pp. 79-108.
- 2004. 'Rabbi Kook and his Sources: From Kabbalistic Historiosophy to National Mysticism', in M. Sharon (Ed.) Studies in Modern Religions, Religious Movements and the Babi-Bahai Faiths.. pp. 77-96. Brill: Leiden.
- 2004. ‘Mystics' Critiques of Mystical Experience’, Revue de l' histoire des religions, 221, pp. 293-325.
- 2002. ‘Fear and Power in Renaissance Mediterranean Kabbalah’, in A. Scott and C. Kosso (Eds.), Fear and Its Representations: Arizona Studies in the Middle Ages and Renaissance,. pp. 137-151. Berpols: Turnhout, Belgium.
- 2001. ‘Kinds of Power: Rabbinic Literature and Kabbalah’, Kabbalah: Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 6, pp. 45-71.
- 1998. ‘Paths of Power’, Journal of Religion 78, pp. 593-601 [Review Article]
- 1998, With Tamar Rapoport (PI). ‘The Experience of Religious Fortification: The Coming of Age of Religious Zionist Young Women’, Gender and Education 10, pp. 5-20. Reprinted in: S. Baader, H. Kelle and E. Kleinau (eds.), Bildungsgeschichten: Geschlecht, Religion und Pädagogik in der Moderne. 2006. pp. 49-68. Böhlau: Koln.
- 1995, With Tamar Rapoport (PI), and Penso A. ‘Religious Socialization and Female Subjectivity: Religious-Zionist Adolescent Girls in Israel’, Sociology of Education 68, pp. 48-61.
- 1994, With Tamar Rapoport (PI), and Penso A. ‘Contribution to the Collective by Religious-Zionist Adolescent Girls’, British Journal of Sociology of Education 15, pp. 375-388.
2012. ‘The Political Model in Modern Kabbalah: A Study of Ramhal and his Intellectual Surroundings’, in: B. Brown, M. Lorberbaum, Y. Stern and A. Rosenak (eds.), Avi Be 'Ezri (Festschrift in honor of Aviezer Ravitzky). The Zalman Shazar Center and Israel Democracy Institute: Jerusalem, pp. 13-45.
- 2011. ‘The Authentic Writings of R. Moshe Hayyim Luzzatto’, Kabbalah: Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 25, pp. 165–222.
- 2011. ‘A Renewed Study of the Self-Image of R. Moshe David Valle, as Reflected in his Biblical Exegesis’. Tarbiz: A Quarterly for Jewish Studies 79, pp. 265-306.
- 2009. ‘Kabbalah Outside the Walls: The Response of Rabbi Hadayah to the State of Israel’, in: Z. Zohar (ed.), Rabbi Uziel and his Peers: Studies in the Religious Thought of Oriental Rabbis in 20th Century Israel, pp. 13-27. Tel Aviv University: Tel Aviv.
- 2006. ‘On the Kabbalists of Prague’, Kabbalah: Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 14, pp. 347-383.
- 2005. 'The "Secrets of Faith" in the Zohar', in: M. Halbertal, D. Kurzweil and A. Sagi (eds.), On Faith: Studies on the Concept of Faith and its History in Jewish Thought. pp. 294-311, 641-647. Keter: Jerusalem.
- 2005. 'The Concept of Power in the Circle of R. Kook', Jerusalem Studies in Jewish Thought 19, pp. 753-770.
- 2004. 'Prophecy, Halakhah and Antinomianism in the "Shemonah Kevatsim" by Rabbi Kook', in Z. Gries, H. Kriesel and B. Huss (eds.), Shefa Tal: Studies in Jewish Thought and Culture presented to Bracha Sack, pp. 267-277. Ben Gurion University Press: Beer Shev'a.
- 2004. 'Rabbi Kook: Nationalist Thinker or Mystical Poet', Da'at 54, pp. 69-96.
- 2004. 'Models of Sacred Space in Jewish Mysticism and their Impact in the Twentieth Century', In: A. Ravitzky (ed.), The Land of Israel in Twentieth Century Jewish Thought. pp. 1-25. Yad Yitzhak Ben Tvi: Jerusalem.
- 2004. 'Power, Ritual and Myth: A Comparative Methodological Proposal', In: M. Idel and I. Gruenwald (eds.), Myths in Judaism: History, Thought, Literature.. pp. 53-71. The Zalman Shazar Center: Jerusalem.
- 2004. 'Messianism, Anti-Nomianism and Power in Religious Zionism: The case of the "Jewish Underground" ', in: A. Cohen (ed.), Religious Zionism: An Era of Changes (Studies in Memory of Zvulun Hammer). 2004. pp. 323-363. Bialik Institute: Jerusalem.
- 2004. 'The NRP Young Guard and the Ideological Roots of "Gush Emunim" ', in: A. Cohen (ed.), Religious Zionism: An Era of Changes (Studies in Memory of Zvulun Hammer), pp. 171-200. Bialik Institute: Jerusalem.
- 2002. 'The Understandable Revival of Mysticism Today: Innovation and Conservatism in the Thought of Joseph Achituv', in: A. Sagi and Z. Zohar (Eds.), Jewish Culture in the Eye of the Storm: Festschrift in Honor of Joseph Achituv, pp. 172-199. Ha-kibbutz Ha-meuhad Press and Yaakov Herzog Center: Ein Tzurim.
- 2001. ' "The Joy of Torah" in the Thought of David Hartman: A Critical Examination of the Phenomenology of Halakhic Experience', in: A. Sagi and Z. Zohar (Eds.), Renewing Jewish Commitment: The Work and Thought of David Hartman, pp. 73-105. Shalom Hartman Institute and Ha-kibbutz Ha-Meuhad: Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
- 2000. 'Magic and Mysticism: Between North Africa and Eretz Israel', Pe'amim 85, pp. 112-130.
- 1999. 'The Kabbalah of Rabbi Joseph Ibn Sayyah as a Source for the Understanding of Safedian Kabbalah', Kabbalah: Journal for the Study of Jewish Mystical Texts 4, pp. 213-255.
- 1997. 'Trance Techniques in the Kabbalistic Tradition of Jerusalem', Pe'amim 70, pp. 47-67
- 1996. 'The Fingers and the Senses: A Text from Even Hasoham by Josef Ibn Sayyah', Pe'amim 67, pp. 120-124.
“’The Conversion of the Jews’: Identity as Ontology in Modern Kabbalah’, Proceedings of International Conference on Religious Responses to Modernity, Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities/Berlin Brandenberg Academy of Sciences.
“Surprised by God: R. Menahem Medel of Vitebsk’s approach to Divine Worship and its Influence in Tiberias.” Submitted to volume on Tiberian Hasidism.
- 2007. 'Kabbalah in the Late Twentieth Century', Encyclopedia Judaica (Second Edition). XI, pp. 677-681. Macmillan Reference: Detroit.
- 2007. 'Idel, Moshe', Encyclopedia Judaica (Second Edition). IX, pp. 707-708. Macmillan Reference: Detroit.
Other Publications
- Forthcoming. Review article on J. Sheehan and D. Wahrman, Invisible Hands: Self-Organization and the Eighteenth Century. The Journal of Politics, Religion and Ideology.
- 2015. A Review of D. Reiser, Vision as a Mirror: Imagery Techniques in Twentieth Century Jewish Mysticism. Kabbalah 33, pp. 315-319 (in Hebrew).
- 2014. A Review of R. Weinstein, Kabbalah and Jewish Modernity. Zion (in Hebrew), pp. 148-153 (in Hebrew).
- 2012. ‘Mussar, Curriculum and Exegesis in the Circle of Ramḥal’,
Tikvah Working Paper, Tikvah Center for Law and Jewish Civilization, New York University. http://www.nyutikvah.org/pubs/1112/Garb.html
- 2005. A Review of: J. H. Chajes, Between Worlds: Dybbuks,
Exorcists, and Early Modern Judaism, Zion 70, pp. 122-126 (in Hebrew).
- 2003. ‘Towards a Post-Modern Anthropology of Jewish/Islamic Magic’, Review of: Yoram Bilu, Without Bounds: The Life and Death of Rabbi Ya'aqov Wazana, Anthropological Theory 3, pp. 127-128.